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China agrees to resume imports of some Brazilian beef from Thursday

Summary by Ground News

Sales of Brazilian beef to China were voluntarily halted by Brazilian authorities on Feb. 23, following the discovery of an atypical case of mad cow disease. The resumption of trade comes a day after Brazilian Agriculture Minister Carlos Favaro arrived in Beijing ahead of a visit by Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva on Sunday.

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South China Morning Post

China agrees to resume imports of Brazilian beef, authorises four new plants

Sales of Brazilian beef to China were halted by Brazilian authorities on February 23 following the discovery of mad cow disease.

1 year ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

China agrees to resume imports of some Brazilian beef from Thursday

BEIJING : China said on Thursday it had agreed to immediately resume imports of Brazilian beef aged under 30 months, according to a statement released by China's General Administration of Customs.Sales of Brazilian beef to China were voluntarily halted by Brazilian authorities on Feb. 23, following the di

1 year ago·Singapore

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Globo

China reopens market for exporting beef from Brazil

Embargo lasted one month after the country detected an atypical “mad cow” case in Pará

1 year ago·Brazil

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UOL

Beef: China resumes importation from Brazil after an atypical mad cow case

Exports had been suspended since February 23 when they confirmed a case of mad cow disease in animals in Pará

1 year ago·Brazil

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Bloomberg

China Agrees to Resume Brazilian Beef Imports After Mad Cow Case

China will restart beef imports from Brazil, the world’s biggest exporter, a month after the trade was halted over a case of mad cow disease. Shares on Brazilian meatpackers jumped.

1 year ago·United States

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Devdiscourse

China agrees to resume imports Brazilian beef, authorizes four new plants

China agrees to resume imports Brazilian beef, authorizes four new plants China has agreed to immediately resume imports of Brazilian beef aged under 30 months, according to a statement released by China's General Administration of Customs on Thursday.Sales of Brazilian beef to China were voluntarily halted by Brazilian authorities on Feb. 23, following the discovery of an atypical case of mad cow disease. The resumption of trade comes a day a…

1 year ago

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