Chinese authorities refused a shipment of sheep’s meat from New Zealand on the grounds that there had been a name change on an export certificate, which did not match the Chinese registries. “However”, according to Foodmag.com, “it’s been said that the real reason for the ban which is affecting every New Zealand meat company exporting to China, is to protect the Chinese pork and poultry industries.” To read more, click HERE.
China Refused Shipment of Meat From New Zealand
China Refused Shipment of Meat From New Zealand
May 20, 2013
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