The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative approves Taiwan's restrictions on imports of U.S. pigs and U.S. cattle

Published 2021년 3월 3일

Tridge summary

The Office of the United States Trade Representative has approved Taiwan's restrictions on imports of U.S. pigs and cattle, but expresses concerns about Taiwan's agricultural policies that it deems not scientifically based. The U.S. is prioritizing the removal of barriers to the import of U.S. pigs and cattle products in Taiwan. Despite Taiwan relaxing some restrictions since the start of the year, it still restricts the import of U.S. cattle over 30 months of age. The issue will be discussed in the "Taiwan-U.S. Trade and Investment Framework Agreement" (TIFA).
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Original content

How to deal with it? The Office of the United States Trade Representative approved Taiwan’s restrictions on imports of U.S. pigs and U.S. cattle. Taiwan, China, March 3, according to comprehensive Taiwan media reports, the U.S. Trade Representative’s Office (USTR) announced its annual trade policy agenda report on the 1st, again naming Taiwan’s imports of U.S. pork and There are import restrictions on beef products, saying that it expresses serious concerns about Taiwan’s agricultural policy that is “without scientific basis”, and it has made it a priority to remove various barriers to the import of U.S. pigs and U.S. cattle products in Taiwan. Office of the United States Trade Representative The report was sent to Congress on the same day and announced to the public. Although Taiwan has relaxed restrictions on American pigs and American cattle since New Year’s Day this year, and allowed the import of American pigs containing clenbuterol and ractopamine and American cattle over 30 ...
Source: Sohu

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