Brazil implements new regulations for meat exports to EU, Globo Rural reports

Brazil’s Agriculture Ministry ‌has started to implement new inspection procedures on the ​production of meat ​and meat derivatives to address ⁠trade requirements from ​the European Union, local news ​outlet Globo Rural reported on Thursday (2), citing a government document sent ​to federal agriculture ​auditors.

Brazil seeks to prevent the EU ‌from banning ⁠imports of some Brazilian products, including beef, poultry, eggs and live animals, starting in September.

The ban, announced ​in ​May, ⁠is linked to EU rules restricting the ​use of certain ​antimicrobial ⁠substances in food-producing animals.

Source: Reuters

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