US EditionCurrents Exports 24 Tons of Sheepmeat to Kuwait and Diversifys Its Markets
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The sheep meat export road had a new growth pattern in the last few hours, with a departure from Corrientes to Kuwait. This was reported by the National Service of Agricultural Health and Quality (SENASA), which, as is usual in these cases, was responsible for the health certification of the 24 tons that will travel to the Arab country.
The National Service for Agricultural Health and Quality (SENASA) certified the export of 24 tons of frozen sheep meat from Corrientes to the State of Kuwait. This is a new shipment in the framework of the negotiations that allowed this destination to be reopened in April 2022, after more than three decades of absence. The process was comprehensively controlled by the Regional Center Corrientes-Missions of the aforementioned health agency, which…
The cargo, composed of front, rear and rib cuts, marks a milestone in the diversification of markets for local production. The national agency guaranteed safety and compliance with the strict requirements of the Arab country. Read more
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