Malaysia Approves Pork Imports from Thailand and Brazil to Meet Chinese New Year Demand

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The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) has authorised the import of pork from Thailand and Brazil to ensure sufficient supplies for domestic consumption ahead of Chinese New Year celebrations.

The Agriculture and Food Security Ministry emphasised that the government is closely monitoring pork availability to meet festive demand.

“Local importers should consult the DVS official website for the list of approved abattoirs — three in Brazil and four in Thailand — for import purposes,” the ministry said in a statement today.

All imported pork will undergo stringent food safety inspections and veterinary health protocols to maintain a safe supply chain and reduce the risk of disease transmission.

The ministry highlighted that these measures demonstrate its ongoing commitment to national food security and protecting consumer interests.

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