Cameroon destroys a batch of illegally imported frozen meat products
Published Nov 13, 2021
Tridge summary
The Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Livestock Industry in Cameroon has destroyed 5 tons of illegally imported frozen chicken and pork products. The ministry stated that the importation of these products, which came from Equatorial Guinea, disrupted the market order of chicken and pork in Cameroon and damaged the interests of local producers. Since 2006, Cameroon has banned the import of frozen chicken and pork to protect the local market. Despite this ban, smuggling incidents still occur.
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Original content
Invest Cameroon’s website reported on November 5 that recently, the Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Livestock Industry of Cameroon destroyed a batch of illegally imported frozen chicken and pork products with a total weight of 5 tons in Yaoundé. The Ministry of Livestock, Fisheries and Livestock Industry stated that this Batches of frozen meat products from Equatorial Guinea into Cameroon through illegal channels disrupted the market order of chicken and pork products in Cameroon and damaged the interests of local producers. In order to protect the local market, Cameroon has banned ...
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