📋 Tender Overview
The Minister of Production, Ana María Choquehuanca, visited the CITEtextil Camélidos Puno facilities and met with a group of businessmen who were technically and productively assisted by CITEtextil specialists.
The entrepreneurs announced the improvement and innovation they had during the production processes using alpaca yarn with natural and industrial dyeing and that in turn gives added value in textile products such as: doll line, scarves, accessories with alpaca felt, etc.
The head of Produce, highlighted the innovation in the products presented by the Puna artisans and it is expected that they can be exhibited in the capital under the technical assistance of CITE.
During the tour of the CITEtextil Camélidos Puno, the minister was accompanied by the director of the center, Higinio Porto Huasco, who reported on the training and technical assistance services received by alpaca producers in the process of collection and marketing with the RAS Standard system of the responsible alpaca, which has allowed them to receive a 20% increase in their sales. in relation to the regional market.
Likewise, the work that has been provided within the framework of the "Con Punche Perú" program with the aim of preparing them for the public procurement process was announced. During the visit, the prototypes were shown: Jorge Chávez sweater (30% alpaca and 70% acrylic), shirts, pants, polo shirts, among others.
After the tour, Ana María Choquehuanca, saluted the work that CITE has been providing in favor of SMEs and entrepreneurs in the field who, through the use of technology and assistance from CITE, seek to conquer national and international markets.
The MSEs that participated in the meeting and exhibition were: MODA TEXTIL TITIKAKA S.C.R.L; PERALTA PACORI, ZULMA JANETH; MAYSUMAK; MARLE MODA AT ALPACA E.I.R.L.; HANDICRAFTS SILVIA; ASSOCIATION OF HANDICRAFTS SURI PAQ'OCHA - NUÑOA and MOLINA CHURA MIDWAR ADRIAN.
Population Center
The Minister of Production and her entourage traveled to the town of Alto Puno, in order to visit the CITETextil school plant as well as its infrastructure and equipment that is expected to be operational in the shortest time.
