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South Korea to Enhance the Safety Control on Animal Products Importation

Apr 16, 2024
Lorraine Li
South Korea released a draft revision of the Allowed Countries (Regions) and Hygiene Requirements for Imported Livestock Products. 

Hygiene requirements for imported animal-based food is established. 

Countries where animal-based food imports are permitted is listed. 

Ostrich meat and eggs are specified as animal-based food.

The Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) announced that starting June 14 this year, the import hygiene evaluation system, which was previously applied to livestock products, will be expanded to cover animal-based foods. Through a six-step evaluation process, the safety of these products will be verified and certified by the exporting country's government before being provided to consumers, which strengthens safety management.

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