Polish blueberries may be exported to Vietnam from 2025

Published 2024년 11월 29일

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Poland and Vietnam have successfully completed the access procedure for blueberry exports, with the first shipments expected in 2025. The two countries are also working on solutions to remove trade barriers for animal products. Additionally, talks are underway to include processed animal protein, feathers, pet food, and live ornamental birds in the export list. Poland's priority is to eliminate trade deficits and increase the recognition of its products in Vietnam. The two countries have been significant trading partners, with Poland's agri-food exports to Vietnam reaching EUR 175.7 million in 2023.
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"This means that the access procedure has been completed and the first shipments of blueberries from Poland may appear in Vietnam from the 2025 production season," the press release explained. In addition, both parties recognized the need to develop solutions that eliminate barriers to trade in animal products. The Chief Veterinary Surgeon Krzysztof Jażdżewski, who participated in the Polish delegation, pointed out that the list of plants approved for export from Poland by the Vietnamese side is regularly updated, which is a "guarantee of harmonious economic exchange". He added that talks will also continue on the conditions for the shipment of new goods from Poland, including processed animal protein, feathers, pet food and live ornamental birds. Secretary of State Jacek Czerniak emphasized that the priority for the Polish side is to eliminate the deficit in trade and increase the recognition of Polish products on the Vietnamese market. Vietnam is an important trading partner for ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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