ANSVSA: Six Veterinary Certificates Have Been Signed for the Resumption of Exports of Sheep and Cattle to Libya
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The Romanian authorities signed and initialled six veterinary certificates for the export of live animals and products of animal origin to Libya. The documents were agreed during the assessment mission carried out in Romania by an official Libyan delegation, announced Friday the National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA).
The National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA) announces the signing and initialling of six veterinary certificates for exports to Libya of live sheep and goats, live bovine animals, sheep and goat meat and organs, sheep products, poultry meat, fish and fish products.
Libya and Romania have taken a new step to strengthen trade in the agro-food sector. The Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry, based in Tripoli, announced the signing of a joint agreement on veterinary health certificates, defining an official framework for the import of livestock and animal products from Romania. The agreement concerns [...] The article Libya and Romania sign a health agreement to import meat and livestock comes from Agenparl.
Romania is taking a significant step towards resuming and expanding exports of animals and agri-food products to Libya, following an assessment mission carried out...
The National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA) announces the signing and initialling of a number of six veterinary certificates for exports to Libya of live sheep and goats, live bovine animals, sheep and goat meat and organs, sheep products, poultry meat, as well as fish and fish products. Certificates have been signed ... Article ANSVSA announces the signing of six veterinary certificates for the resumption of exports of…
The National Veterinary Health Authority and for Food Safety (ANSVSA) has signed six veterinary certificates with Libya for the export of live animals, poultry meat and fish, reports Agrointel.ro. The decision comes after a series of verifications carried out by Libyan representatives in several regions of the country, with the aim of establishing strong and lasting commercial partnerships. The six veterinary certificates signed by representativ…
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