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Scotch Beef targets UAE

Zoom in font  Zoom out font Published: 2012-05-18  Origin: globalmeatnews  Authour: Melodie Michel
Core Tip: Scottish industry association Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) is looking to promote the Scotch Beef brand in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), now that the UK has received export certification from the Middle Eastern country.
QMS welcomed news that a health certificate for exports of deboned, fresh beef had been obtained by the UK for the UAE, which it said presented interesting opportunities for Scotch Beef. Head of marketing Laurent Vernet said: “We are delighted with the news. The UAE offers exciting potential for Scotch Beef.

“Dubai itself is now being promoted as the ‘highway to the world’ and positioned as an economic powerhouse alongside London, New York, Hong Kong and Tokyo.
 
“Given the high demand for top-quality food and the steak-eating culture, this market clearly offers exciting potential for our iconic Scotch Beef label with its world-leading quality assurance and global acclaim for taste.”

However, QMS warned that more clarity is needed on the details of the stipulations required to achieve certification.

Vernet attended trade exhibition Gulfood in Dubai last year, where he noted the potential of a region with 8.3 million inhabitants – a large proportion of which are expatriates – and that attracts 9 million visitors a year.

The UK already has a health certificate for the export of lamb to the UAE, and although no Scotch Lamb is currently exported to this market, Vernet hopes that the opening of the market to Scotch Beef will foster interest in Scotch Lamb as well.
 
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