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Customs Authority and Brazil’s Seara discuss Libyan regulations regarding frozen meat imports

bySami Zaptia
May 26, 2021
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Customs Authority and Brazil’s Seara discuss Libyan regulations regarding frozen meat imports

Libya's Customs Authority meets Brazilian Seara frozen meat company to explain import regulations (Photo: Customs Authority).

By Sami Zaptia.

Libya’s Customs Authority meets Brazilian Seara frozen meat company to explain Libya’s import regulations (Photo: Customs Authority).

London, 26 May 2021:

Libya’s Customs Authority reported yesterday that it had met a delegation from Seara International, a Brazilian company specializing in the export of frozen meats.

The delegation was interested in learning more about ‘‘the conditions, laws and regulations that must be met, in order to facilitate the arrival of the company’s shipments (to Libya) in the future.’’

The delegation and Libyan officials followed up the process of unloading the first shipments and methods of storing them at the port and packing them in mobile refrigerators.

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