Belgium’s first national animal welfare standard developed for pork

게시됨 2021년 10월 7일

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Belgium is introducing a new pork production standard that aims to be more stringent than its national legislation, covering areas such as animal health, welfare, sustainability, food safety, and traceability across the entire supply chain. This standard, open to the whole country and aligned with European initiatives, is a response to growing consumer demand for higher animal welfare standards, particularly among younger and female consumers. The standard will allow retailers to offer local pork that adheres to these extra-legal standards, providing transparency to consumers and enabling producers to differentiate themselves.
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The standard includes a set of norms that are more stringent than Belgian legislation. Focusing on animal health, animal welfare, sustainability, food safety and traceability, the standard has been designed for the entire supply chain of pork production – including the slaughterhouses. For the first time in Belgium, the animal welfare standard will be open to the whole country, rather than applying to a particular region – whether that be Flanders, Wallonia, or the Brussels-Capital Region. ‘One of the most regulated’ meat sectors​ According to BelPork, which owns the BePork quality scheme and is responsible for the new standard, the meat sector in Belgium is one of the most regulated in the world. “This is the result of a well-developed system of integrated chain monitoring and quality assurance,” ​said Belpork coordinator Liesbet Pluym. “Every link in the production chain, from farm to fork, must comply with strict requirements. It is important to understand that the baseline is ...

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