Argentinian frozen rainbow trout allowed to enter Chinese market

Argentina's National Agricultural Food Hygiene and Quality Service (Senasa) announced on January 5 that China has "given the green light" to import frozen rainbow trout (oncorhynchus mykiss) farmed in Argentine freshwater. ​ Argentina's El Nacional reported that Fabián Ballesteros, director of Senasa's Fisheries and Aquaculture Product Safety Bureau, said that rainbow trout farming is a production method that has emerged in the past two years, and Senasa is "( rainbow trout) and provide support in terms of opening up the international market and accessing the domestic market.” ​ In order to enter the Chinese market, Senasa and the General Administration of Customs of China jointly developed health and safety standards for rainbow trout. The rainbow trout species to be exported to the Chinese market are called "panzai", which are heavier than traditional trout species. Each trout species is heavier than traditional trout species. The weight of rainbow trout is about 4 ...