Macau suspends imports of cold chain aquatic products from Denmark and Canada

Published 2021년 1월 14일

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The Municipal Administration of the Macau Special Administrative Region Government has suspended the import application of a Danish cold storage and a Canadian processing fishing vessel after samples of the outer packaging of 'frozen Greenland halibut' imported from them tested positive for the new crown virus. However, subsequent tests on 12 samples of the outer packaging took from local merchants were negative, and no abnormalities were found. The government has formulated emergency plans and upgraded preventive and regulatory measures in response to the detection of the new crown virus in outer packaging of imported cold chain foods.
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Original content

China News Service, Macau, January 14 (Reporter Long Tuyou) The Municipal Administration of the Macau Special Administrative Region Government stated on the 14th that the new crown virus was found on the outer packaging samples of "frozen Greenland halibut" imported from a Danish cold storage and a Canadian processing fishing vessel. The nucleic acid test result was positive, and the agency will suspend the import application of the above-mentioned cold storage and processing fishing boats. The National Customs Administration announced on the 14th that the import from the Danish cold storage with the registration number "DK883" and the Canadian processing fishing boat with the registration number "0049" "Frozen Greenland Halibut" was detected on the outer packaging of the virus and the nucleic acid was positive. After learning of the news, the Municipal Administration immediately activated an emergency plan and adopted measures such as traceability, investigation, and ...
Source: Sohu

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