Argentina negotiates the entry of offal to China

Published 2024년 8월 26일

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The article highlights the ongoing efforts by the Argentine beef industry, represented by the Institute for the Promotion of Argentine Beef (IPCVA), to expand its export markets, particularly in Asia. IPCVA's Vice President, Mario Ravetino, emphasized the importance of negotiating Health Certificates for offal with China and pursuing access to additional Asian markets, including Japan, Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia. He also mentioned the need for Halal certification for the US market to increase export quotas.

Economist David Miazzo discussed the challenges and opportunities facing the Argentine livestock sector. He noted a decrease in meat consumption due to declining purchasing power but a recent recovery prompted by lower slaughter numbers and a rebound in economic activity and wages. Miazzo also pointed out the potential for lower agricultural costs, which could benefit the livestock industry, and anticipated that grain prices would remain low, favoring livestock fattening.
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(NAP) In the framework of the third field trip of the year, which took place a few days ago at the La Glicina establishment, Oncativo, Córdoba, the vice president of the IPCVA, Mario Ravetino, referred to the negotiations that are being carried out with China to export offal. In the event organized by the IPCVA (Institute for the Promotion of Argentine Beef), Ravetino commented that from the Institute, in the last century the objective was the European Union with England at the head, now the focus is on Asia. “We are negotiating the Health Certificate for offal with China, it is a very important business, because today we are entering (that country), through Hong Kong, which forces us to leave a significant percentage of profitability, while our competitors (Brazil or Uruguay) enter the offal to China with very good values” In that sense he also recalled that: “Our agenda is set on the opening of the Japanese market, the Korean market, and intensifying Vietnam, Indonesia and ...

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