Thailand: The release of the first beef cattle caravan for export to Vietnam

Published 2023년 7월 8일

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Thailand has started exporting beef cattle to Vietnam for the first time, following Vietnam's approval for 14 cattle and buffalo farms in Thailand to export up to 7,000 beef cattle. The Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives presided over the release of the beef cattle caravans, emphasizing the good trade relations between the two countries. The export of beef cattle to Vietnam involves transportation through the Lao People's Democratic Republic, and the Department of Livestock Development has sought cooperation from Lao PDR in controlling cross-border transportation.
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"Praphat" releases a beef cattle caravan for export to Vietnam for the first time after Vietnam sent a letter of approval to 14 cattle and buffalo farms in Thailand to export up to 7,000 beef cattle. July 8, 2023, Mr. Praphat Phosuthon, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives presided over the release of beef cattle caravans to the Socialist Republic of Vietnam with the management of the Department of Livestock Development head of government along with officials under the Department of Livestock Development attended at Lung Chao Farm Suphanburi Province Mr. Prapat stated that Thailand has good trade relations with the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. in the export of important main products such as tea, coffee, spices, refined oil and many other agricultural products for beef cattle of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam Most recently, the Department of Animal Health (DAH), Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Vietnam. has sent a letter of interest to import cattle ...
Source: Naewna

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