BPEX Discusses Inspection Cost Issues at VIV Asia
THAILAND - Farming minister David Heath took part in the opening ceremony of VIV Asia in Bangkok, the largest livestock trade show in the region, attended by more than 30 UK companies including several pig breeders and breeding companies.
15 April 2013
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In discussions with the Thai Government the Minster of State raised the issue of costly inspections for British pig breeders exporting to Thailand.
He also attended the evening reception to which all companies were able to invite their customers.
UKTI and Embassy staff from countries around the region were invited to the show to find out more about the potential for British pig genetics exports and attended a lunch to meet David Heath.
David Heath with British pig exhibitors at VIV from left to right. Stephen Curtis ACMC, John Millard Hygene Pigs, Paul Anderson JSR, Guy and Melany Kiddy BPA, David Heath, Robert and Nigel Overend Deerpark Pedigree Pigs and Rex Walters Livestock Genetics.
David Heath and the Thai Minister of Agriculture visiting the UK stand following the Opening Ceremony of VIV Asia. The largest livestock trade show in the region. More than 30 UK companies attended including several pig breeders and breeding companies. In discussions with the Thai Government the Minster of State raised the issue of costly inspections for British pig breeders exporting to Thailand.
David Heath addresses the UK lunch held as part of VIV Asia.
