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USMEF Participates In Buyer Showcase At Disneyland Japan
USMEF members recently displayed and distributed U.S. beef and pork product samples at the “Great American Regional Cuisine Buyer Showcase” held Wednesday (June 21) in Tokyo.
Oriental Land, a group that operates 114 foodservice outlets located throughout Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea, organized the showcase as a way of displaying potential food items that can be used by restaurants and vendors throughout the park. Requirements for these items were that they be safe, stable, high quality and consumer friendly.
USMEF members Farmland Foods, Hastings Foods, Johnsonville Sausage and Sara Lee Foods exhibited their products and provided U.S. beef and pork merchandising and safety information to attendees. Their goal was to establish a desire for U.S. meat and its quality, taste and convenient uses at restaurants in the parks.
USMEF was among 27 associations and companies that took part in the showcase.
USDA News
ARC Branch Updates And Revises Export Verification Programs
The Audit, Review and Compliance (ARC) Branch of USDA Livestock and Seed (LS) Program on Wednesday (June 21) announced updates to the Export Verification (EV) programs.
The LS Program issued ARC 1030A Procedure: Specified Product Requirements for Bovine Less than 30 (LT30) Month of Age. Companies approved for this program can export to Cayman Islands, Chile, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Malaysia, Philippines, St. Lucia and Ukraine.
The LS Program also issued ARC 1030Q Procedure: Specified Product Requirements for Bovine for Vietnam. Companies approved for this program can export to Vietnam.
The EV Programs Additional Requirements document has also been revised.
All documents are available on the EV Program Web site. Please review all documents.
All EV Program participants must submit an e-mail with necessary information regarding the revised additional requirements. Participants wanting to participate in the EV Programs identified here must submit an e-mail with the necessary information regarding the desired program.
Submit e-mails or questions to ARCBranch@usda.gov.
Japan
USMEF Participates In Buyer Showcase At Disneyland Japan
USMEF members recently displayed and distributed U.S. beef and pork product samples at the “Great American Regional Cuisine Buyer Showcase” held Wednesday (June 21) in Tokyo.
Oriental Land, a group that operates 114 foodservice outlets located throughout Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea, organized the showcase as a way of displaying potential food items that can be used by restaurants and vendors throughout the park. Requirements for these items were that they be safe, stable, high quality and consumer friendly.
USMEF members Farmland Foods, Hastings Foods, Johnsonville Sausage and Sara Lee Foods exhibited their products and provided U.S. beef and pork merchandising and safety information to attendees. Their goal was to establish a desire for U.S. meat and its quality, taste and convenient uses at restaurants in the parks.
USMEF was among 27 associations and companies that took part in the showcase.
USDA News
ARC Branch Updates And Revises Export Verification Programs
The Audit, Review and Compliance (ARC) Branch of USDA Livestock and Seed (LS) Program on Wednesday (June 21) announced updates to the Export Verification (EV) programs.
The LS Program issued ARC 1030A Procedure: Specified Product Requirements for Bovine Less than 30 (LT30) Month of Age. Companies approved for this program can export to Cayman Islands, Chile, Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Malaysia, Philippines, St. Lucia and Ukraine.
The LS Program also issued ARC 1030Q Procedure: Specified Product Requirements for Bovine for Vietnam. Companies approved for this program can export to Vietnam.
The EV Programs Additional Requirements document has also been revised.
All documents are available on the EV Program Web site. Please review all documents.
All EV Program participants must submit an e-mail with necessary information regarding the revised additional requirements. Participants wanting to participate in the EV Programs identified here must submit an e-mail with the necessary information regarding the desired program.
Submit e-mails or questions to ARCBranch@usda.gov.