I don’t know an existing utility package for handling csv. But I can share an example code with you that makes things easier:

Function Import_Csv(msg_ IN CLOB) RETURN CLOB

IS

   from_       INTEGER;
   to_         INTEGER;
 

   TYPE t_text IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(32000) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
   details_   t_text;
   lines_     VARCHAR2(32000);
   
   CURSOR get_detail IS
      SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR(lines_, '(.*?)(;|$)', 1, LEVEL, NULL, 1)
      FROM   dual
      CONNECT BY LEVEL <= REGEXP_COUNT(lines_, ';') + 1;
 

BEGIN
   from_ := 1;
   WHILE from_ < LENGTH(msg_) LOOP
      to_ := INSTR(msg_, chr(10), from_);
      IF to_ > 0 THEN
         lines_ := SUBSTR(msg_, from_, to_ - from_ - 1);
         from_ := to_ + 1;
      ELSE
         lines_ := SUBSTR(msg_, from_);
         from_ := LENGTH(msg_);
      END IF;   
      lines_ := REPLACE(lines_, '''', '');
 

      OPEN  get_detail;
      FETCH get_detail BULK COLLECT INTO details_;
      CLOSE get_detail;

      --now you can easily access the columns. e. g. details_(3) holds the  third column.

   END LOOP;

   RETURN NULL;
END Import_Csv;