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Malaysia to finish safety checks on five Thai shrimp species in 30 days
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The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives has succeeded in bilateral negotiations with the Malaysian government to resolve Malaysia ’s temporary suspension of imports of five shrimp species from Thailand under measures to regulate domestic agricul
Key facts
- Both sides agreed to accelerate residue and sanitary checks so they are completed within 30 days, while facilitating Thailand’s preparations to export more beef and pork products in the future.
- It is expected that, if the process is accelerated in line with the discussions, the checks should take no more than another 30 days.
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Summary
Both sides agreed to accelerate residue and sanitary checks so they are completed within 30 days, while facilitating Thailand’s preparations to export more beef and pork products in the future.
Suriya Juangroongruangkit, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, said after travelling to Malaysia for talks with Datuk Seri Mohamad Sabu, Malaysia’s Minister of Agriculture and Food Security, that the meeting discussed Malaysia’s temporary control measures on five shrimp species from Thailand .