ANPRO is a banana export company that has managed to expand its work in Peru and the world. For more than 10 years we have been supplying the best organic fruits to different areas abroad such as England, Germany, Ireland, Finland, Australia, among others. In all this time we have focused on bringing the quality of our organic products grown in Peru. In this way, we have supplied large and small companies.
Banana export, prior process:
Before this company starts the process of exporting to different parts of the world, there is a whole process of cultivation. But for this, we follow a certain number of steps that are extremely important to bring the best conditions of the fruit. Some of these influencing factors are:
Selecting a piece of land that is located near access roads. Likewise, it must have an available water system, where irrigation and drainage infrastructure can be established. Previously, a soil analysis and excavations were carried out to prepare the land.
With respect to land preparation, we use heavy machinery to generate deep ploughing with a chisel plow at a depth of 40 cm. The chisel plow facilitates vertical root penetration. Then, we proceed with the hole to place the seeds in the soil. It is advisable to make the holes many days before sowing with doses of bottom fertilizer. The seeds we choose for cultivation must come from certified organic production centers. This in order to sow plants that are free of pathogens.
Then, the irrigation system is carried out, which is generally done every 15 days in summer and 20 days in winter. We also carry out weed control and start the soil fertilization process as well as pest control. Finally, we control watery rotting of the stem and crown.
Contact us
For more information about the banana export company, click here http://anproex.com/. Also, for more information about all products our company offers, please call 956 052 737. On the other hand, we have a mail for consultations ventas@anproex.com. We are located at 267 Monterrico Chico Avenue, Santiago de Surco, Lima – Peru.
