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Philippines & Mexico discuss possible fruit & veg trade agreement

Agriculture Undersecretary for Operations, Ariel T. Cayanan, communicated to the Ambassador to the Philippines, H.E. Julio Camarena Villaseñor, the intention of the Department of Agriculture (DA) to export Philippine abaca and coconuts to Mexico during a courtesy meeting on March 10, 2017, at the DA office.

In response, Amb. Villaseñor expressed the intention of the Mexican government to establish a phytosanitary agreement with the country that focuses on the exportation berries (blueberry, raspberry, and grapes), citrus (green and yellow lemon), avocado, tomatoes, and broccoli and meat products.

The meeting was also attended by Mexico’s head for Bilateral Cooperation Arturo Villaruel, DA’s Chief-of-Staff Atty. Francisco M. Villano, Jr., OIC for International Affairs Division Ma. Araceli A. Escandor, and Bureau of Animal Industry Assistant Director, Dr. Simeon S. Amurao, Jr. (DA)

source: pia.gov.ph
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