South Korea: Sanitary agreement for Argentinian seafood

Published 2023년 8월 21일

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The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety announced that Argentina has signed a sanitation agreement with South Korea to export aquatic products with reinforced safety measures. The agreement, which will take effect next year, will increase the number of countries that have signed a sanitation agreement with South Korea to 11. The agreement includes measures such as government agency oversight of manufacturing facilities, issuance of sanitary certificates, and suspension of imports in case of non-conformity.
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In the future, when importing aquatic products from Argentina, it is expected that there will be more products with reinforced safety measures applied. On the 11th, the Ministry of Food and Drug Safety announced that the Argentine government signed a “Korea-Argentina Aquatic Products Sanitation Agreement” with the Argentine National Agricultural Food Sanitation Quality Agency to export products that have undergone safety management, such as sanitary supervision of local aquatic product exporters. About 8,000 tons of aquatic products are imported from Argentina per year, in the order of frozen squid, skate, and stingray by weight. In particular, skates from Argentina accounted for the largest share (33.8%) of all imports into Korea as of last year. The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety has been continuously expanding the conclusion of the ‘fishery product sanitation agreement’ with the government of the exporting country in order to import safely managed seafood into Korea from the ...
Source: Fisheco

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