Colombia arrives in Saudi Arabia, it would export more than 100,000 live cattle per year

Published 2021년 11월 18일

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Colombia has secured approval from Saudi Arabia to export live cattle, a milestone achieved with support from the Ministry of Agriculture, the Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA), and the private sector. The health authority of Saudi Arabia has accepted the final version of the zoosanitary certificate for the export of cattle, paving the way for around 100 to 120,000 animals to be exported annually. This initiative not only contributes to the economic growth of Colombia but also reflects the commitment to prevent the spread of diseases and ensure animal health. The ICA is diligently developing work plans and measures to maintain the country's sanitary status and expand international markets for Colombian livestock and agricultural products.

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The protocol for the export of live cattle was made official to exporting companies Expoganados and CI. Gold Land SAS. With the support of the Ministry of Agriculture, the Colombian Agricultural Institute (ICA), the private sector and Colombian cattle ranchers, the sanitary admissibility of live cattle for slaughter was achieved in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. (Read: Colombia, a competitive country to export live cattle) On November 9, 2021, the health authority of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia accepted and made official the final version of the zoosanitary certificate for the export of cattle. On November 10, the health requirements that must be implemented to carry out this export were published, which were agreed by the health services of both countries, in order to prevent the spread of diseases and contribute to the health of animals, including the following: The complete document with the agreed sanitary requirements is published in the Sanitary Information System for Import ...

Source: MXContexto