Saudi Arabia has banned the import of animal products from Turkey

Published 2020년 11월 25일

Tridge summary

Saudi Arabia has imposed an embargo on aquaculture and animal products from Turkey for political reasons, effective from November 15, 2020. This has resulted in a decrease in Turkey's exports to Saudi Arabia, which stood at 13.2 million dollars for the last 12 months, a drop from 14.8 million dollars the previous year. The embargo is expected to significantly impact Turkey's exports, given Saudi Arabia's status as the fifth largest global importer of poultry products. However, the Chairman of the Istanbul Fisheries and Animal Products Exporters' Association remains optimistic, believing that the situation will improve soon.
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Original content

In the letter sent from the General Directorate of Food and Control of the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, it was stated that "In this context, a veterinary health certificate should not be issued as of November 15, 2020 for the exports of the products specified above by SFDA to Saudi Arabia." Mujdat Sezer, Chairman of the Board of Istanbul Fisheries and Animal Products Exporters' Association, said in a statement that "Saudi Arabia has fully implemented the embargo on aquaculture and animal products for political reasons as of November 15, 2020". Sezer said, “Saudi Arabia is the 5th largest importer in the world with an annual average of 1.5 billion dollars in poultry products. The biggest importer is the European Union with $ 15 billion, Japan is the second with $ 4.5 billion, the UK is the third with $ 4 billion, and China is $ 2 billion. '' Sezer, '' Turkey is among the countries where most of Saudi exports of white meat products Arabia 8. Values. While the last 12-month ...

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