Overview
- Senasa reports no cases of full shipments being blocked in destination markets, noting only isolated non‑conforming samples detected during retail surveillance in the EU with trade access maintained.
- Authorities are running a March 16–24 workshop with Senasa, Sanipes, Digesa, Mincetur and EU representatives to strengthen technical capacity on food‑safety compliance for European exports.
- Peru’s agroexports reached US$1.33 billion in January 2026, up 8.4% year over year, according to Midagri.
- Non‑traditional shipments totaled US$1.231 billion, up 5.5%, led by fresh grapes, blueberries, mangos and asparagus, while fruits and vegetables alone generated over US$904 million, a 16.4% increase.
- Senasa detailed 2025 enforcement that included more than 3,500 inspections, over two tonnes of prohibited products seized, a 60 UIT fine after a mass intoxication case, and updated post‑registration pesticide training requirements.