China is opening up to Turkish poultry meat

Published 2020년 11월 24일

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Turkey has started exporting poultry and poultry products to China, following over nine years of negotiations, and is projected to generate an additional $20 million in annual value for the national economy. This comes as Turkey is preparing to export these goods to 73 countries, including Iraq, Georgia, Japan, and Russia. The exports have been made possible through a draft protocol on the control, quarantine, and veterinary status of poultry, and will see around 38 Turkish companies relocating to China to facilitate the exports. China, being the largest consumer of chicken feet, is particularly interested in this product from Turkey.
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Original content

Turkish exports of poultry and poultry products to China, which started earlier this month as a result of long-term mutual negotiations, are expected to bring the national economy $ 20 million in added value annually. This is the result of nearly 10 years of meetings and negotiations between the two countries, said Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Bekir Pakdemirli after China began receiving Turkish goods. Turkey is one of the leading poultry producers in the world. Turkey exports poultry and poultry products to 73 countries, including Iraq, Georgia, Japan and Russia. Said Minister Pakdemirli. According to the minister, the export of poultry began after long discussions and meetings between both countries. He added that they had agreed on a draft protocol on the control, quarantine and veterinary status of poultry that can be exported from Turkey to China. Read also: Eggs 0, 1, 2, 3 - what do these enigmatic symbols tell us? Our Kaplan, chairman of the Turkish Poultry ...
Source: SwiatRolnika

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