Move will streamline services and facilitate trade bilateral trade between Peru and South Florida
PortMiami and the Port of Callao have signed an International Sister Seaport Agreement designed to streamline maritime connectivity, exchange best operational practices, and expand bilateral commerce between Peru and South Florida.

The signing delegation in Lima – featuring PortMiami’s global trade and business development director Eric Olafson alongside US ambassador to Peru Bernie Navarro and Peruvian port authorities – marks a strategic alignment between South America’s premier Pacific shipping hub and North America’s leading refrigerated gateway into the Eastern Seaboard.
“ the international tropical produce trade, this pact establishes an essential institutional bridge that directly bolsters cargo transit velocity, cold chain integrity, and customs coordination as Peru readies its peak export season,” said Will Cavan, publisher of Mango World Magazine.
This bilateral accord comes in the run-up to the upcoming IMO/IPO Global Tropical Agriculture Supply Chain (GTASC) Summit, which takes place at PortMiami on 12-13 October.
Convening just days ahead of the IFPA Global Produce & Floral Show in Orlando, the summit will feature deep dives into ocean container logistics, port terminal turnaround, and cold-treatment optimisation. Industry leaders, growers, exporters, and logistics executives can register here: https://agrimundo.tv/eventspreview.
“Beyond administrative ties, the strategic alignment between Callao and Miami signals an operational shift toward resilient, high-capacity corridors capable of meeting soaring consumer demand across North American retail channels,” Cavan said.
“Direct collaboration between terminal operators, ocean carriers, and port directors on both ends of the shipping lane will directly feed into summit discussions on container repositioning, infrastructure investments, and phytosanitary throughput.
“As PortMiami cements its status as the favoured reception hub for South American perishables, the agreement provides an indispensable foundation for the trade strategies being shaped at the GTASC Summit this October.”