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Thu, 05/26/2011 - 13:42
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SINGAPORE INTRODUCES QUALITY ASSURANCE SCHEME FOR ORNAMENTAL FISH EXPORT
SINGAPORE, May 26 (Bernama) -- Agri-Food & Veterinary Authority of
Singapore (AVA) will introduce a new quality assurance scheme to further facilitate the export of quality ornamental fish from Singapore.
In stating this, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for National Development & Defence, Dr Mohamad Maliki Osman said the AVA Quality Assurance Scheme (AQUAS), would focus on establishing an ordered and coordinated quality control process that would consistently meet export requirements.
"AQUAS offers a consultative approach for the industry to work towards quality management. It allows the co-regulation of activities between AVA and the industry to achieve the common goal of quality fish for export," he said at the opening of Aqurama 2011 here Thursday.
Mohamad Maliki said the ornamental fish industry must stay vigilant in order to tackle these three challenges and seek out new markets.
He was confident the industry would continue to grow if all the stakeholders work collectively to boost their productivity and enhance capabilities.
Singapore (AVA) will introduce a new quality assurance scheme to further facilitate the export of quality ornamental fish from Singapore.
In stating this, Senior Parliamentary Secretary for National Development & Defence, Dr Mohamad Maliki Osman said the AVA Quality Assurance Scheme (AQUAS), would focus on establishing an ordered and coordinated quality control process that would consistently meet export requirements.
"AQUAS offers a consultative approach for the industry to work towards quality management. It allows the co-regulation of activities between AVA and the industry to achieve the common goal of quality fish for export," he said at the opening of Aqurama 2011 here Thursday.
Mohamad Maliki said the ornamental fish industry must stay vigilant in order to tackle these three challenges and seek out new markets.
He was confident the industry would continue to grow if all the stakeholders work collectively to boost their productivity and enhance capabilities.
