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Indonesia's quarantine agency (Barantin) destroyed 312 tonnes of Brazilian meat and bone meal worth Rp2.4 billion after lab tests detected porcine content. The product was reported free of foot-and-mouth disease and Salmonella, but it did not meet the agreed Indonesia-Brazil requirements.
Authorities said legal proceedings could follow.
Enforcement against a Brazilian exporter raises compliance risk for MBM shipments into Asia. Buyers may demand more testing, which can slightly widen the price gap between verified and unverified supply.
pantau.comShila GloryaJul 22, 2026Not enough comparable past events yet for a historical read.
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