Argentina: First export of pork products to Singapore

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Published Dec 30, 2022

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A shipment of 26 tons of liver and frozen fat has been exported from Argentina to Singapore, following the acceptance of Argentina's proposal for the International Veterinary Certificate by the Singapore Food Agency. This year, Argentina's National Health and Quality Agrofood Service (Senasa) has certified over 12,200 tons of pork products and derivatives for export.

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It is a shipment of 26 tons of liver (23 tons) and frozen fat (3 tons) that left the port of Buenos Aires bound for Singapore. Last August, the Singapore Food Agency (SFA) communicated acceptance of the latest proposal for the International Veterinary Certificate (IVC) sent by Senasa, with immediate effect, with agreement on the requirements for the export of meat, offal and pork products processed and transformed from Argentina to the Asian country. So far, in 2022, Senasa has certified the export of more than ...

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