Uruguay's first export of frozen boneless horse meat to China

Published 2024년 4월 18일

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On April 13, Uruguay successfully exported its first shipment of frozen boneless horse meat to China, a significant development in the country's efforts to open new markets. This milestone was achieved after inspections and audits by Chinese health and customs officials on Uruguayan refrigeration plants, with the Clay meat processing plant in Canelones being the first to gain export authorization. Minister of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries, Fernando Mattos, and Chinese ambassador to Uruguay, Huang Yazhong, both highlighted the importance of this event in strengthening the economic and commercial ties between Uruguay and China.

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Last Saturday, April 13, the first shipment of frozen boneless horse meat destined for China was made. The Minister of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries, Fernando Mattos, stressed the importance of this instance. The leader highlighted that a milestone was marked for our country in the opening of new markets. “We are very satisfied with this shipment and we are sure that it will be the first of many,” he said. In 2023, health personnel from China inspected plants in Uruguay. The Ministry of Livestock reported that the shipment was completed after the General Customs Administration of the Asian country carried out audits of three refrigeration plants. The first meat processing plant to obtain authorization for this type of meat in China was Clay, located in the Totoral del Sauce area, in Canelones. AMBASSADOR OF CHINA IN URUGUAY: “AN ...

Source: Agromeat