Argentina: No news awaits poultry meat entrepreneurs over China's delayed lack of definition

Published 2024년 12월 21일

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Argentina is struggling to reopen its chicken meat exports to China after a bird flu outbreak led to a market closure in early 2023, causing significant financial losses. Despite regaining bird flu-free status, Argentina has not yet received approval to resume exports, unlike countries such as Chile. President Javier Milei plans to visit China in January 2025 to address these challenges, which also affect Argentina's beef and pork sectors. Additionally, a change in authorized signatories for sanitary protocols, due to Juan Pazo's role change, may cause further delays for exporters, although the government aims to minimize disruptions through delegation by Minister Luis Caputo.
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Despite Argentina regaining its status as free of bird flu, that market has not yet reopened its market; expectation for a trip by President Javier Milei Expectation in the poultry sector: China is still delaying the reopening of the market for Argentine chicken meat It does not seem like an easy task. The reopening of the Chinese market for Argentine chicken meat remains a pending task for Javier Milei's government. After the closure caused by the outbreak of bird flu at the beginning of 2023, national authorities and exporters of this activity are still waiting for a positive response from the Asian giant. Argentina declared a health emergency after the disease appeared in a wild bird in the province of Jujuy, six months later Senasa informed the World Organization for Animal Health (WHO) of the recovery of the health status and, therefore, the reopening of the markets that had been closed due to the appearance of the disease began. Today, almost two years later, China is the ...

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