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Brazilian Chicken and Honey Are Sold Back to the European Union

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After 60 days of temporary suspension, Brazilian chicken and honey return to have a green light for marketing to the European Union (EU). The European Commission understood that the controls adopted by Brazil to prevent the use of certain antimicrobials in food production are sufficient to meet the health requirements of the bloc. Between 24 August and 4 September, the Commission carried out an audit for measures implemented by the Ministry of A…

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Mel Pixabay/Pexels The European Commission published an official report on Monday (28), in which it considers the quality of the Brazilian poultry and honey chain production system satisfactory. According to the Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, the document concluded that "the legal framework, procedures, fiscal training and official Brazilian controls are capable of providing the guarantees required by European legislation." ☆ Have any sugges…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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European Commission report welcomes the Brazilian system for poultrymeat and honey; export decision leaves in October

Evaluation by the European Commission indicates that Brazilian health controls meet the requirements for resumption of block exports; schedule will still be discussed at technical committee meeting

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Brazilian exports of poultrymeat to the European Union are closer to resumption, after an audit of the European Commission has concluded that the control system for the use of certain antimicrobials complies with European requirements. The return to the EU market is not automatic and still requires the passage of the approval procedure, says Euractiv. Brazil remained in [...]

·Bucharest, Romania
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After 60 days of temporary suspension, Brazilian chicken and honey return to have a green light for marketing to the European Union (EU). The European Commission understood that the controls adopted by Brazil to prevent the use of certain antimicrobials in food production are sufficient to meet the health requirements of the bloc. Between 24 August and 4 September, the Commission carried out an audit for measures implemented by the Ministry of A…

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A TARDE broke the news on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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