
Peru's fisheries and aquaculture health authority, Sanipes, marked its 12th anniversary by reporting 37,120 sanitary certificates issued in its last year, of which 26,600 supported exports to 95 countries by 259 companies. It also cited 31,000 laboratory analyses and the use of artificial intelligence to anticipate sanitary risks.
The announcement is an institutional performance report with no new supply shock or policy change, so it is unlikely to move feed commodity prices. It does indicate steady certified export flows of Peruvian seafood products.
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