Bolivia manages the export of bovine by-products, cotton fiber, and chicken and pork meat to China.

Published 2025년 3월 22일

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A delegation from China has met with Bolivian officials to discuss the export of various products to the Chinese market, including bovine by-products, leather, meat, and cotton fiber. During the visit, a protocol on phytosanitary requirements for the export of Bolivian sorghum to China was signed. Bolivia currently produces about 800,000 tons of sorghum annually, with 8,000 tons exported. The country is aiming to target the BRICS markets as they have large purchasing powers and strict export requirements.
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“Progress has been made in opening new Bolivian products to the Chinese market. For example, negotiations are already underway for the export of bovine by-products; entrails, bovine and equine leather; chicken and pork meat; and we have also initiated negotiations for the export of cotton fiber to this important market,” he revealed in an interview with Bolivia TV. The official explained that, on Thursday, a delegation of Chinese authorities met in La Paz with officials from the Ministry of Rural Development and Lands (MDRyT), the National Agricultural Health and Food Safety Service (SENASAG), and the National Customs Office (AN). “Yesterday was a very important visit by a delegation from the People's Republic of China, led by its Vice Minister of the General Administration of Customs, Wang Lingjun (…). We had a very productive meeting,” Ajata emphasized. During this visit, the Chinese vice minister and the Minister of Rural Development and Lands, Yamil Flores, signed the ...
Source: Agromeat

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