's management of Adex Agro reported that under the Brokerage and Investment between Peru and Ecuador with the U.S. developed a few weeks ago in our country, met with Melissa's company, the largest distributor of specialty foods in the American nation, who showed a particular interest in 'chilli and bell peppers' Peruvian fresh, they currently do not enter that market for phytosanitary restrictions. Beatriz
Tubino Bardales, Adex Agro manager, explained that although the Business Meeting was not on the agenda to address the issue of access 'chilli and bell peppers' in U.S. due to the interest of the company Melissa's was a meeting with representatives of it.
As recalled, the union last November exporter working group formed the Pro-Peppers, composed of exporting companies in the industry, whose purpose is to lead, in the private sector, the efforts of the State to achieve such access. Tubino
Bardales, thanked collaboration has so far received the National Service of Agrarian Health (SENASA), Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism for having managed the beginning of the functions of the Agricultural Attaché in Washington U.S. Ambassador to Peru , Luis Valdivieso, and his team, to promote with the American authorities the ability to gain access to the 'chilli and bell peppers', which generate business development opportunities Peruvian and American.
explained that the income of the 'chilli and bell peppers' fresh U.S. would create a positive social impact for Peru as it would allow the creation of more jobs work in rural areas (2.5 million new wages per year approximately).
addition, the American consumer would benefit from competitive prices and continuous supply of 'chilli and bell peppers' fresh at times that do not produce. In this way is thought to enter the period from October to March. U.S.
is the world's largest consumer of 'chilli and bell peppers', so also is the first importer of fresh peppers with $ 747.57 million and 649 thousand metric tons (MT) in 2009, an increase of 88% from 2000.
In 2009, Peru exported 475 MT of fresh which is equivalent to 0.06% of total imported U.S. 'chilli and bell peppers, "for what is projected as a very good business opportunity for the sector.
Tubino Bardales, Adex Agro manager, explained that although the Business Meeting was not on the agenda to address the issue of access 'chilli and bell peppers' in U.S. due to the interest of the company Melissa's was a meeting with representatives of it.
As recalled, the union last November exporter working group formed the Pro-Peppers, composed of exporting companies in the industry, whose purpose is to lead, in the private sector, the efforts of the State to achieve such access. Tubino
Bardales, thanked collaboration has so far received the National Service of Agrarian Health (SENASA), Ministry of Agriculture, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism for having managed the beginning of the functions of the Agricultural Attaché in Washington U.S. Ambassador to Peru , Luis Valdivieso, and his team, to promote with the American authorities the ability to gain access to the 'chilli and bell peppers', which generate business development opportunities Peruvian and American.
explained that the income of the 'chilli and bell peppers' fresh U.S. would create a positive social impact for Peru as it would allow the creation of more jobs work in rural areas (2.5 million new wages per year approximately).
addition, the American consumer would benefit from competitive prices and continuous supply of 'chilli and bell peppers' fresh at times that do not produce. In this way is thought to enter the period from October to March. U.S.
is the world's largest consumer of 'chilli and bell peppers', so also is the first importer of fresh peppers with $ 747.57 million and 649 thousand metric tons (MT) in 2009, an increase of 88% from 2000.
In 2009, Peru exported 475 MT of fresh which is equivalent to 0.06% of total imported U.S. 'chilli and bell peppers, "for what is projected as a very good business opportunity for the sector.
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