China: Animal and Plant Quarantine Department on lifting the ban on deboned beef under the age of 30 months in Poland and Belgium

On June 15, the person in charge of the Animal and Plant Quarantine Department of the General Administration of Customs answered questions from reporters regarding the lifting of the ban on deboned beef under the age of 30 months in Poland and Belgium. The General Administration and the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs jointly issued an announcement to lift the ban on the export of deboned beef under the age of 30 months from Poland and Belgium to China. Due to the outbreak of mad cow disease in Poland and Belgium, my country issued an announcement in March 2001 to prohibit the export of beef from the two countries to China. Since then, the two countries have issued laws and regulations on the prevention and control of mad cow disease, established feed safety management and disease risk monitoring, early warning and prevention and control systems, and realized related products. Traceable management of the whole process from farm to table. Our experts went to Poland and ...