Ghana Accepting US Export Certificate for Pork, Other Meats, USDA Says
Ghana this month officially approved the use of a U.S. export certificate for American pork and other meat products, USDA’s Foreign Agricultural Service said in a Jan 18 report. USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service in October requested market access…
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for U.S. pork through the use of FSIS’ 9060-5 export certificate, the agency said, adding Ghana “will accept the proposed export certificate” to “cover all U.S. meat products.” Those products include pork, beef, goat, lamb and poultry. Ghana’s pork market is currently dominated by the EU, USDA said, with the U.S. “not being a significant player.”