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Chunks of beef are weighed and sold, but not those from Brazil.
Chile’s agriculture minister has said on Twitter that his government is imposing a “temporary” con meat imports from Brazil.
On the markets of Santiago on March 20, Brazilian beef and poultly pack up, but not for sale as no one dares to buy.
Chile insists on the ban, until Brazil makes out police claims on March 17th that they found major meat producers bribed health inspectors to certify tainted food as fit for consumption and exports.
So far with Chile, the European Union and South Korea have also suspended, or partially suspended imports of meat from Brazil, one of the largest meat providers in the world.
Brazilian meat is exported to some 150 countries, with its annual sales surmounting 10 billion U.S. dollars.