Information : Namibia

TRADE:

In 2024  Ireland exported approximately 100 tonnes of beef valued at €0.11m.

2023 No exports are recorded.

In 2022 Ireland exported approximately 25 tonnes of beef valued at €0.03 m.

In 2021 Ireland exported approximately 75 tonnes of beef valued at €0.08 m.

In 2020 Ireland exported approximately 25 tonnes of beef valued at €0.03 m.

2018-2019 no exports are recorded.

PRODUCTS EXPORTED: N/A

CERTIFICATION ARRANGEMENTS: There are two certificates for products within this category to Namibia.

• There is a certificate is for fresh/frozen meat.
• There is a certificate for frozen tripe of bovine origin.

EXPORTER T&C’S: The conditions for fresh/frozen meat are as follows:

• The meat must be derived from cattle, sheep, or goats.
• The animals must be of Irish origin.
• Exports can take place from all establishments approved by DAFM.
• Trader Notice no. 18/2014 and for Frozen Tripe TN MH16/2017 refer:
  

The conditions for frozen tripe of bovine origin are as follows:

• No age restriction
• The animals must be of Irish origin.
• Exports can take place from all establishments approved by DAFM.

INFORMATION: Contact meatmarketaccess@agriculture.gov.ie

TRADE:

2025 No exports recorded.

2024 No exports recorded.

2023 No exports recorded.

In 2022 Ireland exported approximately 25 tonnes of Sheep meat valued at €0.02m

2017-2021 no exports recorded.

PRODUCTS EXPORTED: N/A

CERTIFICATION ARRANGEMENTS: The certificate is for fresh/frozen meat.

EXPORTER T&C’S:

* The meat must be derived from animals which are of bovine, ovine and/or caprine species originating from Ireland. * Trader Notice 18/2014 refers:

INFORMATION: Contact meatmarketaccess@agriculture.gov.ie

COUNTRY NAME: Namibia

TRADE: 

Product Exported:

Certification: 

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TRADE:

In 2025 no exports are recorded.

In 2024 Ireland exported approximately 50 tonnes of poultry meat valued at €0.03 m

In 2023 Ireland exported approximately 227 tonnes of poultry meat valued at €0.31 m.

In 2022 Ireland exported approximately 403 tonnes of poultry meat valued at €0.55 m.

2017-2021 – no exports are recorded.

There are two agreed veterinary health certificates.

1. CERTIFICATION ARRANGEMENTS: The certificate is for raw fresh / frozen poultry meat (excluding offal and chicken heads).

EXPORTER T&Cs:

* Exports can take place from DAFM-approved slaughter/cutting poultry meat plants and cold stores which are registered with the Namibian competent authority.

* Origin – Poultry meat must be derived from poultry hatched and reared in either Ireland or Northern Ireland and slaughtered, cut, packed and stored in DAFM-approved establishments listed by the Namibian competent authority.

* Other specific conditions regarding the provision of test results apply.

* Trader Notice MH 06/2022 refers.

OR

2. CERTIFICATION ARRANGEMENTS: The certificate is for frozen / chilled raw Chicken Feet only.

EXPORTER T&Cs:

* As above.

INFORMATION: Contact meatmarketaccess@agriculture.gov.ie