Taiwan audit begins in Paraguay: I am sure that poultry meat will have a new horizon

Published 2024년 10월 29일

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An audit by Taiwanese technicians is set to take place from Monday to November 8, covering various areas including laboratories, farms, and slaughterhouses in order to enable the export of Paraguayan poultry, pork, and cattle products to Taiwan. This inspection is a crucial step in the process, following the announcement in the first half of the year that Paraguay is free from all diseases, as the country's products are noted for their quality and competitive pricing. The audit will be focused on the poultry sector in the first week and the pork and cattle sectors in the second week. This comes as part of Paraguay's strategy to expand its livestock exports, with ongoing discussions with Singapore for potential market access.

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This Monday, the audit by Taiwanese technicians began, which will last until November 8. During this audit, the institution's laboratory, a poultry farm, entry and exit points, as well as slaughterhouses for poultry, pork and cattle products will be visited. The ambassador of China Taiwan, José Han, mentioned that the visits will take place for two weeks. In the first week, industries in the poultry sector will be inspected in order to enable the chicken market, while next week, plants in the pork and cattle sectors will be visited. "Paraguayan products have a considerable export volume and, due to their quality, a very competitive price. I am seeing an exponential growth of Paraguayan products in Taiwan. I am sure that Paraguayan poultry meat will have a new horizon," said the diplomat. In addition, he mentioned that the main objective is to complete the last stage to enable the export of poultry meat to Taiwan. “It is expected that there will be more and more livestock exports ...

Source: Elagro