Authorities from Argentina and Mexico met to finish outlining the details that allow trade to be intensified between the two countries.
With the arrival of Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador to the presidency of Mexicothe bilateral relationship deepened with Argentina. National authorities are advancing with efforts so that these relations translate into a greater trade exchangemainly with the adaptation by the National Agrifood Health and Quality Service (Senasa) of local products of animal and vegetable origin.
This week, the vice president of Senasa, Rodolfo Acerbiand the general coordinator of International relations, michael donatellithey met with the ambassador of Mexico in Argentina, Lilia Eugenia Rossbach Suárezand the person in charge of Economic Affairs from that country, Gonzalo Cervera Martinezin order to guarantee the conditions for the export of national production.
“We had a excellent meeting with the ambassador of Mexicoto whom we told of our interest in achieve the opening of Mexico for bovine genetics and sweet citrus from Argentinaand we leave with their commitment to support the efforts,” he explained. acerbi in a statement submitted after the meeting.
Authorities of the Senasa traveled to Mexico in the last month to participate in a plenary that allowed certifying the establishment of the exports of poultry products and by-products to that destination. In addition, the necessary requirements for the export of bovine genetics (semen and embryos), horse meat and sweet citrus (like tangerines) Argentines.
For his part, and after the authorization of 22 bovine meat products processing plants in Argentinatwo are expected Mexican delegations in the country. On the one hand, supermarkets and Mexican officials will arrive with the aim of visiting refrigerated establishments and know the characteristics of the beef production.
Likewise, it is expected that next Monday a delegation from the mexican health service, within the framework of the bilateral trade health agenda. Foreign authorities will visit Dairy establishments in the provinces of Córdoba and Santa Fe with a view to revalidating qualifications and adding new establishments to the list of possible exporters.
Source: Ambito
