South Korea: Normalizing export of laying hens, improving quality

Published 2024년 8월 6일

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The article highlights the challenges faced by domestic laying hens markets, particularly in Korea, due to quality issues that have led to exports to Vietnam being halted or reduced. The main issue is the detection of salmonella, which has led to local purchases being canceled or discarded. The Korean Laying Hen Association is advocating for improved quality control to enhance competitiveness and has pointed out the preventive measures for salmonella detection through better cleaning and hygiene management. The article also mentions that domestic slaughterhouses are using this situation as a chance to reassess their quality control measures.

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The main cause is salmonella detection... Domestic slaughterhouses raise their voices of self-reflection [Livestock News Reporter Kim Soo-hyung] As the export of laying eggs to Vietnam has suffered setbacks, there are growing criticisms that domestic efforts must be made to ensure quality control. According to the industry, the domestic laying hens market, which was currently exported to Vietnam, is not progressing smoothly due to quality issues being raised. This is because the Vietnamese government notified all importing countries, including Korea, the United States, Brazil, and Australia, of strengthening quarantine regulations. In the case of domestically produced products, detection of salmonella was an issue. Domestic laying hen products destined for Vietnam are continuing to suffer damage, with purchases canceled or discarded locally due to salmonella detection. In relation to this, the Korean Laying Hen Association (Chairman Dooyoung Ahn) recently visited Vietnam and held ...

Source: Chuksannews