For the first time in the country's history, Argentina has certified the shipment of fresh pomegranates to Brazil from the town of Zárate, within the jurisdiction of the Buenos Aires Norte Regional Center.
Cordoba, Buenos Aires and Brazil
Information from the National Service for Food Health and Quality (Senasa) indicates that the 9.044 kilograms of fresh pomegranates distributed in 2.388 boxes were packed in the province of Córdoba, while the export process It was carried out from Lima, province of Buenos Aires.
Once Brazil's requirements were met (which consisted of subjecting the export shipment to a quarantine treatment with methyl bromide), the merchandise was consolidated for later shipment. land dispatch; where specialized agents from the Buenos Aires North Regional Center certified compliance with current phytosanitary regulations and the neighboring country's protection measures.
Based on this first successful experience, the private sector expects further and prompt development of this emerging market.
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