Paraguay awaits an audit for the opening of the Taiwan market to pork

Published 2021년 10월 5일

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Paraguay's pork industry is making strides towards expanding export markets, with particular focus on Taiwan. The first step, ending aerial surveys for African swine fever, was recently achieved, and an audit is anticipated in the first quarter of 2022. This progress follows the successful entry into the Uruguayan market, despite pandemic challenges. Furthermore, the launch of the Paraguayan Porcine Meat Standards aims to professionalize the sector by ensuring product traceability, with larger producers set to be integrated into the SIGOR system starting next month.

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As part of the diversification plans for the export destinations of pork and pork products, significant progress was made with a view to opening up the Taiwan market. The African swine fever serological samplings, which was a requirement of the Asian nation, recently ended, and the objective is to receive an audit within the first quarter of 2022, reported Dr. José Carlos Martin Camperchioli, president of the National Quality and Health Service Animal (Senacsa). These statements were made within the framework of the "Presentation of progress of the Draft Standard for Classification and Typification of Bovine Carcasses of Paraguay and the launch of the Paraguayan Porcine Meat Standards", developed at the last 75th National Livestock Exhibition, organized by the Rural Association of Paraguay (ARP) between September 16 and 26. He expressed that almost a year of a historic event for the pig sector has been celebrated, which was the opening of the Uruguayan market, an achievement ...

Source: Elagro