Brazil extended sanitary parameters for hake imports

Published 2022년 5월 20일

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Brazil's Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) has extended sanitary requirements on frozen hake exports from Argentina due to parasite concerns. Replacing Circular No. 15/22, Circular No. 23 of 2022 extends the 60-day flexibilization of Argentine hake imports until November 30, 2022. This decision is based on technical discussions between Brazilian and Argentine inspection agencies and the issuance of a SENASA document that reinforces parasite control measures. The Department of Inspection of Products of Animal Origin (DIPOA) will notify SENASA when establishments exceed rejection limits, but they will not enter the Import Alert Regime. Other re-inspection actions remain in effect, and guidelines may be modified during this period.

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The Directorate of the Department of Inspection of Products of Animal Origin (DIPOA) of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply of Brazil (MAPA) announced, this Thursday, a new administrative measure through which certain sanitary requirements are extended on the Presence of parasites in frozen hake products from exports of Argentine fishing companies. Through Circular No. 23 of 2022 and with the signature of the director of the Department of Inspection of Products of Animal Origin, Ana Lúcia de Paula Viana, the "reinspection of imported fish" was communicated, indicating that there has been into consideration "the technical discussions that have taken place between the official inspection agencies of Brazil and Argentina", and Circular No. 15/22 is replaced by which Brazil "flexibilizes" for 60 days the entry of Argentine hake, which is made known in the framework of the trade mission that Argentine officials and businessmen carried out last April in Brasilia and São ...

Source: Revistapuerto