Belgium gets more space for pork exports

Published 2021년 9월 2일

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Fourteen of the 30 countries and areas that had restricted the export of Belgian pork following the discovery of the African swine fever virus in wild boars in Belgium in September 2018, have lifted the embargo. The embargo has been lifted by South Korea, South Africa, Singapore, Belarus, Mexico, Uruguay, Ukraine, Russia, the French overseas territory of New Caledonia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Thailand and Nicaragua, following Belgium's official declaration of disease-free status by the World Organization for Animal Health OIE on December 21, 2020. Japan became the fourteenth country to lift the ban on August 30. Before the country was confronted with African Swine Fever, Belgium exported 100,000 tons of pork annually to third countries.
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Posted: 02/09/2021 Save as favorite Fourteen of the 30 countries and areas that had temporarily restricted the export of Belgian pork following the discovery of the African swine fever virus in wild boars in Belgium in September 2018, have meanwhile lifted the embargo. This is reported by the Belgian federal agency for the safety of the food chain, FASFC. On December 21, 2020, Belgium was officially declared disease-free by the World Organization for Animal Health OIE. The FASFC subsequently started negotiations with the countries and territories that had restricted the export of Belgian pork. The embargo has since been lifted by South Korea, South Africa, Singapore, Belarus, Mexico, Uruguay, Ukraine, Russia, the French overseas territory of New Caledonia, Montenegro, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Thailand and Nicaragua. Even before the publication by the OIE, Vietnam, Malaysia and the Philippines already released the export ban. Japan became the fourteenth country to lift the ban on ...
Source: Agri Holland

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