Vietnam gives the green light to export cattle and buffalo Thai farms

Published 2024년 3월 19일

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Thailand has received approval from the Vietnam Department of Animal Health to export live cattle and buffalo to Vietnam by ship, marking a first for the country. The livestock must undergo stringent germ testing and control measures. The approval of three additional farms as free of foot-and-mouth disease brings the total to 23 farms eligible for export to Vietnam. This development is set to broaden the export market and generate income for farmers. Efforts are also underway to lower animal feed costs and establish vaccine production plants that meet international standards.
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Mr. Chaiya Promma, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Discussing the progress of Thailand preparing to send live cattle to Vietnam by ship for the first time, the Department of Livestock Development has received a report from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs regarding the export of buffalo cattle from Thailand to Vietnam. by boat transport The Vietnam Department of Animal Health (DAH) allows Thailand to export cattle and buffalo by sea. But they must be tested for germs and strictly controlled. Ready to certify 3 more cattle and buffalo farms free of foot-and-mouth disease, making a total of 23 farms currently registered for export to Vietnam certified, with documents currently being processed. Mr. Chaiya added that this is good news for farmers who raise cattle and buffalo. It expands the market for export and creates income for farmers. He tried to push this matter. and assigned the Department of Livestock Development Use the food production center as a base for ...
Source: Naewna

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