Representatives of the Executive Branch and the private sector held a meeting this Monday where they agreed to initiate technical work to implement traceability systems within production to access more demanding markets.
Asunción, Agencia IP.- Representatives of the Executive Branch and the private sector held a meeting this Monday where they agreed to initiate technical work to implement traceability systems within production to access more demanding markets.
The meeting was convened by the Government after announcing that the proposal of the European Union for non-reimbursable technical cooperation was accepted, allowing the implementation of traceability systems to comply with the conditions of Regulation 1115/23, which will officially enter into force next year throughout the bloc.
This regulation establishes that seven raw materials, including soy and meat, must demonstrate that they come from plots that were not the product of deforestation or environmental degradation as of December 31, 2023, to be imported by the member countries of the European bloc.
Representatives of the private sector appreciated the Government’s stance to work together to meet the standards that allow access to more demanding markets.
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