The United Kingdom, a new competitor in the Mexican market for pig offal

Published 2025년 3월 12일

Tridge summary

Mexico has approved the entry of UK pork by-products and offal into its market, to help meet the demand for pork, which is the second most consumed meat in the country. The decision is not related to the recent US import tariff developments. The move is expected to generate around €22 million for the UK pork sector and will improve profitability, reduce waste, and enhance the global reputation of the UK pork industry.
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According to AHDB-Pork, Mexico has authorized the entry into its market of pork production by-products and offal. While the trade agreement is not motivated by the latest US import tariff developments, the additional pork imports are important for Mexico. Pork is the second most consumed meat in Mexico, but domestic production is insufficient to meet demand, which increased 4.7% annually between 2017 and 2022. Mexico must import pork in addition to pork offal, or by-products, which play an important role in Mexican cuisine and are present in many traditional dishes. And the growing demand for meat products in Mexico, especially pork, underscores the importance of this market access. The new outlet for British pork by-products will generate approximately €22 million and builds on the initial opening of the Mexican market to British pork more than three years ...
Source: Agromeat

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