Peru podria exportar papa a China en forma procesada

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November 20, 2008
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Radio Nacional
Perú podría exportar papa a China pero en forma procesada, y no en la modalidad de producto fresco porque antes se deben vencer barreras fitosanitarias, señaló el ministro de Agricultura, Carlos Leyton.

"En la manera en que vayamos avanzando (en los controles fitosanitarios) podemos exportarlo en fresco", subrayó.

Destacó que el tema de las barreras fitosanitarias se contempla en el Tratado de Libre Comercio (TLC) que se prevé firmar próximamente con China.

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