Philippines to lift import ban on Chinese poultry meat and poultry products
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Last Update: 2001-09-13
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Source: Internet
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Introduction: the Philippine Ministry of agriculture has ordered the lifting of the temporary ban on Chinese poultry meat and poultry products In a memo released on Tuesday, Leonardo montemaior, Secretary of agriculture, said Chinese poultry, cooked and processed meat, eggs and other products can now enter the Philippines China was included in a ban issued by the Philippine Ministry of agriculture in May due to the outbreak of bird flu in Hong Kong Montemaior said the decision to lift the ban was based on the report released by the international organization for animal health that China is not affected by avian influenza, but the poultry meat imported from China should come from designated meat processing plants and have the certificate from farms without avian influenza From January to May this year, the Philippines imported about 4.2 million kg of poultry meat and poultry products from China (author:) share to feed Weibo share to:
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