EU, South Korea to Cooperate on Electronic Export Certificates for Ag Products
The EU and South Korea this week agreed to exchange and harmonize electronic export certificates for agricultural products, which is expected to reduce burdens on EU exporters, the European Commission announced. The arrangement, which will be implemented before 2025, will…
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specifically create a new “electronic certification exchange system” for EU meat, dairy and egg products destined to South Korea. The EU said it plans to first set up a pilot program for the certificates, adding that agricultural trade with South Korea “is about to become a lot easier.” The two sides will begin “technical preparations and [information technology] setup” for exchanging the certificates once the arrangement is finalized.