Paraguayan beef awaits green light from Panama following sanitary audits

Paraguayan refrigerators will soon receive a visit from Panamanian authorities, as part of the sanitary evaluation process prior to the start of meat exports to that country, according to the Paraguayan Chamber of Meats (CPC). The audits will be carried out starting October 21, and are part of the procedure established before granting official authorizations. Process prior to authorization According to data released by the chamber, the technical visit corresponds to a key stage within the process that will allow Paraguay to send beef to Panama. The Panamanian Food Agency (APA) had already authorized in August last year the importation of boneless Paraguayan beef, following an audit of the country's sanitary and production systems. Upcoming regional audits In addition to the process with Panama, it is expected that Mexico will carry out a similar inspection during ...