Trade4go Summary
Peru will resume exporting grapes to Ecuador after an 8-year suspension, thanks to an agreement between Peru's National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) and Ecuador's Phyto and Zoosanitary Regulation and Control Agency (Agrocalidad). Signed during a bilateral meeting in Tumbes, the agreement reestablishes phytosanitary requirements for grape exports, benefiting Peruvian producers and the agro-export chain. Part of the Loja Action Plan, the deal aims to enhance bilateral trade, with future plans to restart fresh onion exports from Peru to Ecuador. Grapes, a major export for Peru, already reach 53 markets, and this agreement opens significant opportunities for local producers.
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After 8 years of suspension, Peru will once again export grapes to the Ecuadorian market, after the signing of an agreement between the National Agrarian Health Service (Senasa) and the Phyto and Zoosanitary Regulation and Control Agency (Agrocalidad) of Ecuador, in a bilateral meeting held in the Tumbes region. In this way, Peru, a world leader in grape production and export, will be able to restart exports of this fruit to Ecuador, which represents a market of 18 million potential consumers. This document was signed in the framework of a working meeting that included the participation of authorities and representatives of the Regional Government of Tumbes, the Chamber of Commerce of Huaquillas, authorities of the Public Organizations Attached (OPD) of Midagri and exporters and importers of both countries. The agreement reestablishes the phytosanitary requirements for the export of table grapes to Ecuador, which will improve bilateral trade between both neighboring countries, for ...
