International Congress ANEBERRIES will be held in July

The eleventh edition of the International Congress ANEBERRIES (National Association of Berries Exporters of Mexico) will be held in Guadalajara from July 26 to 29 at Expo Guadalajara. The theme of the congress is "For a United, Responsible and Healthy Sector".

The Congress will have a hybrid virtual / face-to-face format, where will be presented and discussed the latest trends and issues about plant health, sustainability, responsibility, production and marketing of berries.

Engineer Juan José Flores, General Director of ANEBERRIES, assured that they will comply with all sanitary measures to be able to carry out the event with all the necessary security.

TOPICS OF THE CONGRESS:

"Pests in berries and how to handle them" by Dr. Santiago Vergara from the Autonomous University of Querétaro;

"Disease and pest management with UV-C light." by USDA Researcher: Dr. Fumiomi Takeda;

“Advances in identification and management of root, crown and foliage diseases in strawberry” by Dr. Ángel Rebollar Alviter;

"Efficient use of pesticides (Biorational and synthetic)" by Dr. Douglas Rodríguez;

"Food traceability: A major challenge in the new era of food safety." by Marco Villegas from Global GAP;

 “The Role of the North American Council of Blueberries, What is it? What does it do? How should producers in Mexico take advantage of it? " by Kasey Cronquist - President of the North American Blueberries Council (USHBC);

“Current Opportunities for Mexican Production in Buying Countries” by Agronometrics CEO and Founder Colin Fain Sin;

"How should I prepare my company in compliance with Good agricultural and social practices and avoid grounds for further investigations? " by Dr. Francisco de Rosenzweig from the White & Case Law Firm (USA);

"What can we learn from the dangers and outbreaks of contamination associated with berries?" by Dr. Juan L. Silva, University of Mississippi.

In addition, there will be a round table "Labor rights contained in Chapter 23 Labor of the T-MEC, aimed at the agricultural sector." accompanied by Lic. Aldo Mares, VP of Labor Welfare at the National Agricultural Council, Emmanuel Ibarra from the Ramos, Ripoll & Schuster law firm and Lina Polh, the FAO representative in Mexico.

source: infoagro.com

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