Cambodia resumes import of frozen meat and offal

Published 2025년 3월 14일

Tridge summary

The article announces the end of the import ban on frozen meat and offal, which was in effect in Cambodia since March 12 last year. Starting from March 13, the ban has been lifted, allowing the import of frozen cattle, pork, chicken, and related products, with the exception of certain items like fish intestines, bladders, and stomachs. Importers are now required to adhere to the country's laws and regulations regarding prohibited and restricted goods. The ban was initially implemented to safeguard local industries and animal husbandry from potentially harmful imports.
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Original content

According to the General Department of Cambodian Customs, the ban on the import of frozen meat and offal, which was previously implemented in two phases, expired on March 12 this year. From March 13, frozen cattle, pork, chicken and offal, as well as salted or dried animal (except fish) intestines, bladders and stomachs and other products will resume normal imports, and importers must comply with the current laws and regulations on the list of prohibited and restricted goods. It is reported that Cambodia first implemented the ban on March 12 last year, aiming to prevent products that may cause harm to ...
Source: Foodmate

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