ANSVSA: India Is Interested in Importing Food From Romania. What Needs to Be Established Before Exports Start
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India is interested in importing products of animal origin and other food categories from Romania and is awaiting a concrete proposal on available products and export capacities, the National Veterinary Health Authority and Food Safety (ANSVSA) announced on Tuesday. The two countries have also begun their efforts to agree and sign veterinary health certificates necessary to start trade.
Romania and India accelerate their efforts to open trade with products of animal origin. The President of the National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA), Alexandru Bociu, had an official meeting with the Ambassador of India to Bucharest, Manoj Kumar Mohapatra, to establish concrete steps necessary for the rapid signing of veterinary health certificates, announces Agerpres. [...]
President ANSVSA, Alexandru Bociu, and Indian Ambassador to Romania, Manoj Kumar Mohapatra, discussed, on Tuesday, the prospect of signing, as soon as possible, veterinary health certificates...
The prospect of signing, as soon as possible, the veterinary health certificates necessary for trade between Romania and India was one of the topics discussed by the President of the National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA), Alexandru Bociu, and the Ambassador of India to Romania, Manoj Kumar Mohapatra.
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