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Korea lifts ban on PH chicken meat
By Eireene Jairee Gomez
Aug 15, 2021 12:25 am

The South Korean government has approved to lift the temporary prohibition of chicken meat and pet birds imports from the Philippines, the Department of Agriculture (DA) announced on Saturday.

Based on a memorandum dated Aug. 5, 2021 shared by the DA to the media, the Philippine Agriculture Office (PAO) in Seoul granted the Philippines the final approval of the South Korean government to lift the temporary ban on Philippine chicken meat and pet birds imports.

A man arranged dressed chicken in Quinta market Quiapo manila. File Photo

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