Chile, Peru formalize stronger seafood research and traceability ties

The Chilean and Peruvian governments have signed an agreement that establishes a stronger cooperation between the two Pacific coast countries on issues relating to fisheries, aquaculture and by-product research and traceability, as well as the exchange of information on the health and safety of marine resources, food safety and innovation.

Signed in Chile by Jose Miguel Burgos, director of the country’s National Service of Fisheries and Aquaculture (SERNAPESCA), and Ernesto Busta…


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