Russia and China to Monitor Meat Trade Risks After Outbreak
Moscow and Beijing issued a joint declaration to ensure safety and analyze risks as they expand Russian meat exports to China. The move follows a cattle disease outbreak in Siberia that led to mass culling and prompted international scrutiny over animal health standards.
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Russia and China will implement stricter safety protocols and risk analysis to manage increasing meat exports following Siberian livestock disease outbreaks. The agreement follows a 19% surge in Russian meat exports to China last year, totaling 254,000 metric tons. For investors, these safety hurdles represent a critical friction point in Russia's goal to increase total agricultural exports by 50% by 2030.
