Polish poultry will soon appear on Asian tables

Published 2024년 4월 23일

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A seminar titled "Southeast Asia - opportunities for development and export cooperation" was held for European poultry producers by KRD-IG, with attendance from Japanese and Hong Kong poultry importers. The seminar highlighted Poland's poultry industry, which has expanded since EU membership and is now a major exporter, reaching EUR 4.1 billion in 2023. The 'Poultry with a European Passport' campaign promotes European poultry's quality and price, with support from the EU. The Polish Investment and Trade Agency and the Chief Veterinary Officer provided insights on export support and requirements for meat to Japan and Hong Kong, amidst expectations of lifting the bird flu ban. The seminar also discussed the challenges and opportunities of the Japanese and Hong Kong markets, including their specific business practices and the potential of Chinese cuisine for poultry trade.
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The reference visit of poultry importers from Japan and Hong Kong was concluded with a seminar entitled: "Southeast Asia - opportunities for development and export cooperation" organized by KRD-IG for European poultry producers. The meeting, held at the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MRiRW), was aimed at providing poultry producers with practical knowledge about the Japanese and Hong Kong markets. “The development of the poultry industry since Poland's accession to the EU has made us join the group of recognized and modern producers. Polish food meets very high quality standards and is also attractively priced," said Magdalena Żelazna from the Department of International Cooperation of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. The representative of the ministry reminded that meat production and export is a Polish specialty. In 2023, the value of poultry meat exports from Polish companies amounted to EUR 4.1 billion. The "Poultry with a European Passport" ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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