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The United States will conduct an inspection of Brazil's livestock health system in May. The audit, which is carried out every two years, was announced by the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) of the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The technical visits will be made to the official Brazilian service and will include slaughterhouses authorized to export beef to the country. The Secretary of Commerce and International Relations of the Ministry of Agriculture, Luis Rua, told the press that this is a routine audit of the export system as a whole and will not be aimed at specific companies. "Some countries, when they open their markets to Brazil, conduct a routine audit to verify the system's guarantees. It is a routine and previously scheduled practice that aims to assess whether Brazil is able to maintain the guarantees of the protocol agreed upon between the countries," said the secretary. According to him, the audit tends to focus on the official Brazilian ...

As part of the specialized beef tour "Rodeo USA 2025", cattle breeders from different countries visited one of the leading centers for cattle selection and reproduction in the USA. Source: Mergen Shumbalov, Facebook Located in the state of Montana, this center is key to the development of beef and dairy cattle breeding, offering innovative solutions to improve genetics in the sector. Focus on selection and genetic improvement The main activities of the selection centers in the region include: Selection programs in the USA achieve impressive results, with millions of doses of semen distributed annually to dozens of countries around the world. Source: Mergen Shumbalov, Facebook Genetic potential and cattle breeds During the visit, farmers were introduced to various genetic lines and selection programs aimed at improving beef production. The ...

[Focus] U.S. industry raises issue of unfair trade practices in Korean agricultural sector; Pressure to open beef aged 30 months or older… Urges to “open apple and pear markets”; Non-tariff barriers for soybeans, rice, and seeds also mentioned… “Only important agenda items will likely be officially requested”