“Paraguay, as a food producer, cannot be absent from Southeast Asia”

Published 2024년 4월 16일

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Paraguay is actively working to expand its meat export markets, particularly in Asia, through diplomatic and trade negotiations with ASEAN countries, Japan, and South Korea. Daniel Burt, the general manager of the Paraguayan Meat Chamber, along with MIC minister Javier Giménez, has been involved in meetings aimed at accelerating health procedures and scheduling inspections to facilitate exports. Efforts include exchanging documentation with Singapore, advancing negotiations with Japan and South Korea, and preparing for inspections by Mexican authorities. These steps are part of Paraguay's broader strategy to diversify its export destinations and attract investments, amidst limitations with its current largest market, China.

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In an interview with Valor Added on Radio Asunción 1250 AM, the general manager of the Paraguayan Meat Chamber (CPC), Daniel Burt, commented on the meeting held from the Paraguayan meat complex, headed by the MIC minister, Javier Giménez; with ambassadors from the countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) with the aim of specifying possible openings for Paraguayan meat. He commented that at the meeting a commitment has been established to accelerate health procedures and schedule possible inspections and audits necessary to enable the different markets for Paraguayan meat. In addition, not only were they very receptive to Paraguay's interest in exporting to those nations, but Paraguay was also presented as an attractive nation to boost investments from Asian countries. He also analyzed the opportunities that are presenting themselves for red protein, since in May Mexican authorities will visit the country's meat processing industries. This comes to ...

Source: Elagro