Argentina announces lifting of export ban "limiting export of beef parts"

Published 2024년 1월 11일

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The National Agricultural Food Sanitation and Quality Service Agency (SENASA) has officially canceled export ban No. 911/2021 as of January 3, 2022, allowing beef exports to resume fully from January 1, 2024. The announcement specifies that various cuts of beef, including whole and half cattle, can now be exported to the international market, along with certain barbecue products that are in high demand domestically. Additionally, previously restricted beef parts, such as boneless steak and shoulder meat, can also be exported abroad.

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The National Agricultural News website reported on January 2 that the National Agricultural Food Sanitation and Quality Service Agency (SENASA) issued an announcement on its official website, announcing the official cancellation of the export ban No. 911/2021 passed on January 3, 2022. Beef exports will be fully opened from January 1, 2024. The announcement shows that starting from January 1, whole cattle, half cattle, bone-in front quarter parts, bone-in rear quarter parts, and Incomplete half-bone beef and other parts can be exported to the international market; at the same time, seven types of barbecue (fresh, refrigerated or frozen products) are in high demand ...

Source: Foodmate