US meat and cheese trade confirmed for Chile

Published 2024년 9월 6일

Tridge summary

The Republic of Chile has approved a new agreement to allow US producers of meats and cheeses to continue accessing the Chilean market. The agreement allows US exporters to use specific terms such as cheddar, gouda, provolone, prosciutto, and salami to describe their products in Chile. The agreement will be incorporated into the United States-Chile Free Trade Agreement, providing a framework for dispute settlement. The agreement is seen as a way to prevent market access for US producers from being undermined by measures banning the use of terms that describe types of cheese and meat products.
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“This is a welcome development from the Republic of Chile, and I would like to thank them for their work on this agreement,” said USTR Ambassador Katherine Tai. “It ensures that US producers of meats and cheeses will not be excluded from the Chilean market and will continue to see the benefits of our mutually beneficial trade relationship.” The new agreement gives US producers an opportunity to grow their business and supply Chilean people with specialty cheeses and meats, using terms like cheddar, gouda, provolone, prosciutto, and salami. USTR said the agreement ensures US exporters of certain meat and cheeses can use those terms in Chile. “This is part of the Biden-Harris administration’s efforts to prevent market access for US producers from being undermined through measures that disallow for the use of terms that describe types of cheese and meat ...
Source: Meat+Poultry

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