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The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation of Peru, MIDAGRI, announced that it signed the phytosanitary protocols to begin exporting chestnuts, pecans and frozen fruits (blueberries, mango and avocado) to China. “This is a great opportunity for the country to continue expanding its exportable offer. The trend is for China to be our main export market. Sales of agricultural products to the Asian giant may increase by 20% in the following years due to the new port terminal in Chancay,” said Ángel Manero, Minister of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, in a statement. China is a potential destination with 1.4 billion consumers, who already receive important Peruvian products such as blueberries, avocados and grapes. According to the signed protocols, in the case of frozen fruits exported to China, it is established that shipments must maintain -18 °C or less of central temperature during all storage and transport, complying with the requirements

The Government, through the Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation, signed the phytosanitary protocols to begin exporting chestnuts, pecans and frozen fruits (blueberries, mangoes and avocados) to the People's Republic of China. "This is a great opportunity for the country to continue expanding its export offer. The trend is for China to be our main export market. Sales of agricultural products to the Asian giant may increase by 20% in the following years due to the new port terminal in Chancay,” said Minister Manero. The People's Republic of China is a potential destination with 1.4 billion consumers, who already receive important Peruvian products such as blueberries, avocados and grapes. According to the signed protocols, in the case of frozen fruits exported to China, it is established that shipments must maintain -18 ° C or less of central temperature during all storage and transportation, comply with the requirements of the laws and regulations on food safety and ...

The Ministry of Agrarian Development and Irrigation (Midagri) signed the phytosanitary protocols to begin exporting chestnuts, pecans and frozen fruits (blueberries, mangoes and avocados) to China. “This is a great opportunity for Peru to continue expanding its exportable offer. The trend is for China to be our main export market. Sales of agricultural products to the Asian giant may increase by 20% in the following years due to the new port terminal in Chancay,” said Minister Manero. China is a potential destination with 1.4 billion consumers, who already receive important Peruvian products such as blueberries, avocados and grapes. According to the signed protocols, in the case of frozen fruits exported to China, it is established that shipments must maintain -18 °C or less of central temperature throughout storage and transport, comply with the requirements of laws and regulations on food safety and quarantine.