USMEF Board of Directors Meeting & International Buyers Conference, May 2...
Brochure, Registration Form and Sponsors Unofficial Translation of NOM - NMX-FF-081-SCFI-2003
Newly Published Mexican Norm Applicable to Pork Products, Carcasses, and Pork Fresh-grading.
Below is the English language translation of the legal documents filed by the U.S. coalition consisting of USMEF, the National Pork Producers Council and the American Meat Institute on behalf of the U.S. pork industry regarding Mexico's pork antidumping investigation. This filing was presented to the Mexican Ministry of Economics on March 19, 2003, and the full English translation is now available here.
U.S. Pork Coalition Brief - English Translation
This information is intended for USMEF Members ONLY. Please do not distribute.
Russian Pork Plant Inspection Due To Begin June 9
The Russian veterinarian who is coming to inspect pork slaughter plants and cold storages in the Western region of the U.S. — North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Washington, Oregon and California — is scheduled to begin the tour on June 9. Any plants in this region that want to be on the Russian approved pork list should contact USMEF Export Services Coordinator Ann Spaeth at aspaeth@usmef.org with the establishment number, contact name, plant address and phone number.
Brochure, Registration Form and Sponsors Unofficial Translation of NOM - NMX-FF-081-SCFI-2003
Newly Published Mexican Norm Applicable to Pork Products, Carcasses, and Pork Fresh-grading.
Below is the English language translation of the legal documents filed by the U.S. coalition consisting of USMEF, the National Pork Producers Council and the American Meat Institute on behalf of the U.S. pork industry regarding Mexico's pork antidumping investigation. This filing was presented to the Mexican Ministry of Economics on March 19, 2003, and the full English translation is now available here.
U.S. Pork Coalition Brief - English Translation
This information is intended for USMEF Members ONLY. Please do not distribute.
Russian Pork Plant Inspection Due To Begin June 9
The Russian veterinarian who is coming to inspect pork slaughter plants and cold storages in the Western region of the U.S. — North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Arizona, Washington, Oregon and California — is scheduled to begin the tour on June 9. Any plants in this region that want to be on the Russian approved pork list should contact USMEF Export Services Coordinator Ann Spaeth at aspaeth@usmef.org with the establishment number, contact name, plant address and phone number.