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What is AQSIQ?

February 18, 2020August 13, 2024 sdaalimentosAQSIQ, aqsiq approved, brazil china market, brazil exporter, Brazil Exports, brazil food, brazil food exporter, CCC, china, china brazil, china food importer, China Imports, CIQ, CNCA, cnca approved, ISO 9001, SAC, sif approved0 comment

AQSIQ is an abbreviation that derives from The General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine and grants approval for imports of a wide range of products. Moreover, it controls inspections, quality controls and has a great power in decision making. As an exporter, it’s crucial to be aware of the organs that control quality standards and certifications in the country where you export your products. As mentioned, AQSIQ is one of the major quality management institutes that every exporter should be aware before they ship goods to China. In short words,…

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Brazilian poultry initiative moves to next phase in Europe

July 20, 2019August 6, 2021 sdaalimentosBrazil Exports, poultry0 comment

ABPA hoping new scientific committee can help rebuild consumer confidence Following a tough couple of years for Brazilian poultry exporters to Europe, efforts to rebuild consumer confidence should take a step forward next week as a new scientific committee starts its work. SUBSCRIBE Set up as part of an initiative by the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA), the committee will hold its first meeting on Monday (July 1). In an emailed statement to IEG Vu, the ABPA stresses that the committee is an independent body set up to “promote complete…

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Imported Food Demand is Growing in China

July 18, 2019August 6, 2021 sdaalimentosbrazil approved plants, brazil approved sif, Brazil Exports, china, china brazil, china food supplier, China Imports, chinaorders, frozen beef, frozen chicken price, frozen meat price, frozen pork0 comment

The Chinese diet is changing dramatically. “New era, new venues, and new products” is the current motto of China’s food and beverage industry. In 2018, the revenue in the food and beverage industry amounts to $18 billion U.S. dollars, which is expected to show an annual growth rate of 16.4 (CAGR 2018-2022). Recent forecasts indicate that by 2018, China will import around 480 million RMB ($79 billion U.S. dollars) per year, commanding the biggest food importer in the world. At present, China is one of the world’s largest imported food markets; with between 50-60…