Brazil has relaxed its stance on Chilean fresh fruit imports.
According to Chilean senator Alejandro Foxley the import ban is now only relating to two un-named grape exporters that have experienced some problems with their production.
The Chilean industry was disgruntled at the initial stand-off between the two countries’ governments, after the “Brevipalpus chilensis” mite, which is not present in Brazil, was reportedly discovered in consignments of Chilean grapes.
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