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Agreement will allow health inspections and time and cost reduction for fishing operators to take advantage of the Chancay Megapuerto to import and exportThe National Authority for Health and Safety in Fisheries and Aquaculture (Sanipes), an entity attached to the Ministry of Production (produces), signed an agreement with the Chancay District Municipality to optimize the efficiency of the trade of hydrobiological products in that district.
The agreement allows Sanipes to have a presence in Chancay in order to carry out timely health inspections, as well as in reducing times and costs for fishing operators to take advantage of the modern infrastructure of the port of Chancay for the purpose of import and export of hydrobiological products.
Also, considering the fishing potential of the district, the agreement makes it possible for the health authority to promote fishing in Chancay, so that all those who wish to venture into this activity have from the beginning with the necessary knowledge in health regulations, good practices and hygiene processes.
The agreement also aims to continually train fishing agents in the application of good practices to comply with the highest standards of health and safety and thus guarantee the health and safety of the districts hydrobiological products, which will allow the sector to be prepared for the challenges and opportunities that the development of the port of Chancay represents.
The Executive President of Sanipes, Monica Saavedra, said that she is confident that working with the municipality will be achieved that the products
Hydrobiological of our country are recognized for its quality and security, thus contributing to the well -being of its inhabitants and the prestige of Peru in the competitive international market.
From Sanipes we commit ourselves to work hand in hand with local authorities, because we are convinced that the development of the country is also built from our provinces and districts, and mainly from our valuable human capital, said the executive president of Sanipes.
About the port of Chancay
With the port of Chancay Peru projects to attract around 50% of the nearly $ 580 billion that moves trade between China and South America every year.
The so -called Megapuerto and the associated logistics centers would contribute to the Peruvian economy about $ 45 billion, 1.8% of GDP, and the banks estimates that only the initial phase that is now inaugurated will add 0.9% of GDP this year.
