SANTA FE ACHIEVES THE HIGHEST LEVEL OF DIGITIZATION OF THE COUNTRY FOR LIVESTOCK PRODUCERS
Senasa police managed to remove visa for producers to finance the Province
can streamline their export operations.
Thursday June 27, 2019
Santa Fe - The National Health Service and Food Quality (Senasa), the
government succeeded in Santa Fe police remove the visa for producers to
finance the province enjoy greater self-management to streamline their
export operations.
Decree 1492/19, signed last Tuesday, annulling the said seal, which was
obtained only in the offices of the Provincial Police, claiming pending
further delays and bureaucracy to finalize the process.
"From now on, will be taken as the only valid document control for
livestock producers DT-e Senasa," said the director of the Central Region
of the Agency, Cristián Cunha. "We assumed in August 2016 with the
challenge of transparency, professionalizing and less bureaucratic Senasa
to give producers a more efficient service. And we are achieving it, "he
said.
"When we started with this task, only 8% of producers finance export
transactions conducted via online," said Cunha. "Now this month in the
Central Region we will close with 80%, representing the highest percentage
in the country with regard to self-management. Now, all you can do any day
of the year via online "he said.
Specifically, the Senasa self-management system allows online processing
electronic documents transit of all species. Once the registration steps
and enabling the system producers access the service for the DT-e at any
time without having to go to the offices of the Agency. The producer will
receive automatic confirmation of membership without delay and without
waiting for it via email.
It is recalled that in the same line of work, last November, the Global
Maritime Anti-Corruption Network recognized the local branch of Senasa for
having reduced by more than 90% cases of corruption in ports.
"In 2015, Argentina was first in the world ranking of the most corrupt in
the world and today, thanks to a strong commitment to transparency in
processes, ports terminals Gran Rosario, which is where it leaves more than
70% of the harvest, not listed more on that black list, "said the regional
director.
can streamline their export operations.
Thursday June 27, 2019
Santa Fe - The National Health Service and Food Quality (Senasa), the
government succeeded in Santa Fe police remove the visa for producers to
finance the province enjoy greater self-management to streamline their
export operations.
Decree 1492/19, signed last Tuesday, annulling the said seal, which was
obtained only in the offices of the Provincial Police, claiming pending
further delays and bureaucracy to finalize the process.
"From now on, will be taken as the only valid document control for
livestock producers DT-e Senasa," said the director of the Central Region
of the Agency, Cristián Cunha. "We assumed in August 2016 with the
challenge of transparency, professionalizing and less bureaucratic Senasa
to give producers a more efficient service. And we are achieving it, "he
said.
"When we started with this task, only 8% of producers finance export
transactions conducted via online," said Cunha. "Now this month in the
Central Region we will close with 80%, representing the highest percentage
in the country with regard to self-management. Now, all you can do any day
of the year via online "he said.
Specifically, the Senasa self-management system allows online processing
electronic documents transit of all species. Once the registration steps
and enabling the system producers access the service for the DT-e at any
time without having to go to the offices of the Agency. The producer will
receive automatic confirmation of membership without delay and without
waiting for it via email.
It is recalled that in the same line of work, last November, the Global
Maritime Anti-Corruption Network recognized the local branch of Senasa for
having reduced by more than 90% cases of corruption in ports.
"In 2015, Argentina was first in the world ranking of the most corrupt in
the world and today, thanks to a strong commitment to transparency in
processes, ports terminals Gran Rosario, which is where it leaves more than
70% of the harvest, not listed more on that black list, "said the regional
director.