Chaco: more than 22 tons of goat meat destined for the Bahamas were inspected

PAMPA DEL INFIERNO (Chaco) - The National Service of Agrifood Health and Quality (Senasa) supervised, in the Chaco town of Pampa del Infierno, the health and safety of more than 22 tons of goat meat that left today for Buenos Aires to be exported to the Bahamas. The task was carried out in the refrigeration establishment under official supervision of Senasa N ° 4077, authorized for federal traffic and exports. There, the agency's veterinary staff controls the sanitary and documentary status of the animals and transports that enter the establishment and performs the ante and post-mortem inspection of the cattle. Senasa also supervises standardized sanitation operations (SOPs) and controls the implementation of safety management and assurance systems, such as Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), Standardized Sanitation Operating Procedures, Integrated Pest Management (MIP). ) and Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HCCP). On this occasion, goats, belonging to local ...