Suspended Canadian pork exporters' need to correct labels on boxes

Suspended Canadian pork exporters' need to correct labels on boxes
  • Country:
  • Canada
  • China

China's suspension of two Canadian pork exporters' permits was due to a labelling problem, the Canadian Pork Council industry group said on Thursday. Gary Stordy, the spokesman for the council, said the suspended companies, Olymel LP and Drummond Export, now need to correct the labels on boxes of their pork products, and explain to Chinese authorities what preventative actions they are taking, to see their export permits restored.

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