Government Confirms China's Opening for Brazilian Pig Kids, $100 M/year Market
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Illustrative image Photo: PexelsSanitary Protocol between Brazil and China releases new cuts and pig kids for export
The Ministry of Agriculture confirmed in a note the opening of the Chinese market for Brazilian pig children. The bilateral health protocol was signed in
The expansion of access is due to the recognition of the country as free of foot-and-mouth disease without vaccination by the World Organisation of Animal Health
Brazil expanded exports of pig products to the Chinese market after signing a bilateral health protocol
Opening occurs after completion of an audit by the Chinese health authorities in the national production system
Agreement opens market without quota and can generate US$ 100 million for Brazilian refrigerators; opening includes internal children of pigs, such as liver, kidneys and stomach, and occurs without import quota
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