The first shipment of fresh Argentine oranges to Guatemala was certified

Published Nov 13, 2024

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Argentina has exported 22 thousand kilos of fresh oranges to Guatemala, marking the first shipment of Argentine oranges to the Central American country. The export was certified by the National Service for Agri-Food Health and Quality (Senasa), a agency responsible for ensuring the health of citrus fruits throughout the production chain and certifying that the required phytosanitary conditions are met. Guatemala communicated its phytosanitary requirements for fresh citrus fruit from Argentina, allowing for this first shipment from the Argentine northeast. In 2024, Senasa has certified the export of 58,000 tons of fresh oranges, with a significant portion going to South American countries.

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Buenos Aires - The National Service for Agri-Food Health and Quality (Senasa) certified the export of 22 thousand kilos of fresh Argentine oranges to Guatemala, the first shipment of this type of fruit to the Central American country. Senasa, a decentralized agency of the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries (SAGyP) of the Ministry of Economy of the Nation, is responsible for guaranteeing the health of citrus fruits throughout the production chain and certifies that the phytosanitary conditions established by the purchasing country for Argentine vegetable products are met. In the middle of this year, Guatemala communicated the phytosanitary requirements for the entry of fresh citrus fruit from our ...

Source: Argentina.gob.ar