Bolivia concludes health protocol for exporting leather to Germany

The National Service of Agricultural Health and Food Safety (Senasag) concluded the sanitary protocol that enables the export of Bolivian bovine leather to the German market, following the strengthening of the sanitary control, certification, and traceability systems required by the European Union. According to the entity, the exports will be carried out under the technical supervision of SENASAG, guaranteeing compliance with the sanitary and quality regulations required by Germany, considered one of the most demanding markets internationally. This advancement allows Bolivian bovine leather to be positioned as a reliable and competitive product in foreign trade. The sanitary protocol is the result of technical work aimed at adapting national processes to European standards, which opens new opportunities for the leather production chain and strengthens Bolivia's presence in high-value international markets. According to Senasag, under the leadership of its executive director ...