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Tianjin Meat Association Commits to Deforestation-Free Brazilian Beef

10/23/2025

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The Tianjin Meat Association, representing 100 members and 15% of China's imports from Brazil, pledged to purchase deforestation-free Brazilian beef, a commitment announced by the Brazilian NGO Imaflora.
The pledge targets at least 50,000 tons of beef certified under the Beef on Track (BoT) protocol by June 2026, about 2,500 20-ton containers.
The effort strengthens Brazil-China trade ties and promotes sustainable practices in the beef industry.

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The Tianjin Meat Association, representing 100 members and 15% of China's imports from Brazil, pledged to purchase deforestation-free Brazilian beef, a commitment announced by the Brazilian NGO Imaflora.
The pledge targets at least 50,000 tons of beef certified under the Beef on Track (BoT) protocol by June 2026, about 2,500 20-ton containers.
The effort strengthens Brazil-China trade ties and promotes sustainable practices in the beef industry.