Exports of Thai livestock products to Malaysia are expected to rise

Published 2023년 6월 24일

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Thailand has received certification for eleven livestock product factories from Malaysia's Department of Veterinary Services and Department of Islamic Development Malaysia, following an evaluation of the country's livestock production process. The certified factories include seven chicken slaughterhouses, one duck slaughterhouse, and three dairy factories. This is part of Thailand's efforts to ensure consumer safety and build trading partner confidence. The expectation is that this will boost Thai livestock exports to Malaysia by 10%, translating to around 1.5 billion baht, as 37 Thai livestock product factories have now been certified by Malaysia. Thailand's livestock product exports, primarily chicken, have seen significant demand, reaching 85.05 billion baht in the first four months of the year.

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The certification came after officials from the Department of Veterinary Services and Department of Islamic Development Malaysia visited from late February to early March this year, said DLD director-general Somchuan Rattanamangkhalanon. He said the visits aimed to evaluate the Thai livestock production process, adding that the Malaysian agencies praised the DLD for strictly supervising the livestock-production process. The eleven certified Thai livestock product factories are seven chicken slaughterhouses, one duck slaughterhouse, and three dairy factories, Somchuan said. He said Malaysia has certified 37 Thai livestock product factories so far, expecting the export of Thai livestock products to Malaysia to increase by 10% or around 1.5 billion baht this year. The DLD has supervised livestock production throughout the supply chain to ensure safety among consumers and gain confidence among trading partners, ...

Source: Nationthailand