Mexico Launches Historic First Export of Pork Products to the Philippines From Yucatán
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Mexico Launches Historic First Export of Pork Products to the Philippines from Yucatán
The Mexican Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) officially signaled the departure of Mexico's inaugural commercial shipment of pork products bound for the Philippines. The milestone shipment, comprising 22 tons of premium pork fat processed by the regional producer Kekén, departed from the Port of Progreso in Yucatán toward the North Port of Manila.
PROGRESS.— With an initial shipment of 22 tons of pig fat coming from the municipality of Tixpéhual, Yucatán, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader) led the flag of departure of the first shipment of Mexican pig products to the Philippines. The product, processed in the Federal Inspection Type (TIF) facility number 712 of the Mexican Porcícola Farmer (Kekén), departed from the port of Progress towards Manila North, consolidati…
After two years of joint work between government, producers and exporting companies, the first shipment was carried out
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