What does the reopening of the Peruvian meat market mean for Colombia?

Published 2021년 7월 7일

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The Colombian agricultural group, Fedegán-FEP, is actively working to reopen meat export markets in Peru and Qatar, which had been closed due to foot-and-mouth disease. The group has supported the reopening of the Chilean market and is hopefully awaiting similar outcomes in Peru and Qatar. Additionally, Fedegán-FEP is looking to expand its international presence by targeting markets in Kuwait, Bahrain, Malaysia, Indonesia, Canada, the European Union, the Philippines, and the United States for 2022-2023, with potential future access to South Korea and Japan. This strategic initiative aims to further boost Colombian beef exports, which have seen a 88% increase in the first four months of 2021 compared to the same period in 2020, totaling USD 140.53 million.

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Learn about the steps that Fedegán-FEP has promoted for government entities to promote the application of instruments offered by health diplomacy. So we are going to conquer markets for Colombian meat The intention to import beef of Colombian origin by Peru is beneficial for our country due to the economic dynamism that is generated. This is a market that exceeds USD 3 million. This was explained by Augusto Beltrán Segrera, technical secretary of the Price Stabilization Fund, FEP, recalling that this country, like the Chilean market, were open and its health authorities closed them when the presence of foot-and-mouth disease was verified in the territory Colombian and the loss of sanitary status. To obtain this achievement –explains Beltrán Segrera– “from the FEP a great activity was launched so that government entities, such as the Ministries of Agriculture and Commerce and Procolombia, promoted the application of instruments offered by health diplomacy and, through of them, the ...

Source: MXContexto