Denmark has updated veterinary certificates for the export of beef to Ukraine

Published 2020년 12월 14일

Tridge summary

Starting December 14, 2020, Denmark's boneless fresh beef exports to Ukraine will be required to have an international certificate for human consumption. This requirement, set by Ukraine's Ministry of Economy, also extends to meat from domestic and imported cattle, bison, and their hybrids. The certificate is approved by the Ministry's order No. 1329, effective July 14, 2020.
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Original content

“Starting from December 14, 2020, the import of boneless fresh beef from the Kingdom of Denmark will be accompanied by the form of an international certificate for the import (shipment) of fresh meat (including chopped (minced) meat) of domestic cattle (including species Bubalus, Bison) into the customs territory of Ukraine and their hybrids), intended for human consumption, approved by order of the ...
Source: Dairy

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