Austria may supply pig slaughter by-products to China

Published 2024년 3월 28일

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China's General Administration of Customs has recently authorized the importation of frozen and edible pork by-products from Austria, such as feet, noses, ears, tails, and certain pig offal. This approval, effective immediately, comes after Austrian Agriculture Minister Norbert Totschnig's visit to Beijing in late February, where food protocols were signed. This development is a boon for the Austrian pork industry, offering a new revenue source for products that, while having minimal value in the domestic market, are highly prized in China. The agreement mandates that the pork must come from pigs born, raised, and slaughtered in Austria and meet stringent veterinary and hygiene standards for export.
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Permission with immediate effect The General Administration of Customs in China announced on March 25 that importers can import frozen and edible pork by-products from Austria with immediate effect. This includes feet, noses, ears, tails and some pig offal. Since 2015, approved companies can export other frozen cuts of meat from Austria to the PRC. Last year, according to the European Commission, there were about 10,000 tonnes. Important additional revenues for the pork industry The current expansion of permits for the export of by-products is not surprising. The Austrian Minister of Agriculture, Norbert Totschnig, signed the appropriate food protocols in Beijing at the end of February. According to the Austrian Ministry of Agriculture, the current export of edible by-products is important for the entire industry because these parts have almost no market on the domestic market. However, in China they command high prices as a delicacy. Pigs only of Austrian origin German pork ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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