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Pakistan, Netherlands resume cattle trade after 11 years

byCustoms Today Report
08/11/2014
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ISLAMABAD: After more than a decade, the Dutch government has decided to lift import restrictions for Pakistan.

As per details, the Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority formally announced lifting cattle import restrictions for Pakistan.

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According to the Dutch Embassy spokesman, both the countries have agreed on a protocol to resume trade after 11 years.

The availability of world-class Dutch dairy cattle was a unique opportunity for Pakistan’s growing dairy sector, he said, adding that “the Netherlands are the cradle of the famous ‘Holstein Friesian’ cow and have perfected this healthy and fertile breed over the centuries.”

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