This was discussed between Punjab Agriculture and Meat Company (Pamco) and Triposona company of Spain and Italy’s Blancasing during visit of a Pamco delegation to European countries.
Earlier, the delegation, headed by Pamco CEO Dr Hamid Jalil, set up a stall at International Green Week, Berlin. Talking to media in Berlin, Jalil said “we have entered Europe with agricultural products and soon we will start trade with them. “We have met all requirements like standards of Global Good Agricultural Practices (GAP), International Food Standards and other certifications required to trade with European countries.”
The delegation also visited citrus farms in Valencia, a famous citrus grower in Spain, and examined seedless citrus, which was also suitable for Pakistani soil.
Published in The Express Tribune, January 28th, 2012.
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That is great news ...but what about the Pakistani national. There is a huge protien deficit in the diet of the average Pakistani.who just cannot afford meat or Fish for that matter ..Surplus is traded not the absolutly nessesary needs of the nation...our focus should be Gas from Iran ...all else will fall into place .
Italy and spain loosing lot of money in buying meat product from america so now they are want cheaper because of economy.