Verification of more than 17 tons of goat meat from Argentina that are destined for Sri Lanka

CHACO- The National Service for Agrifood Health and Quality (Senasa) controlled, in a meat processing plant in the Chaco town of Pampa del Infierno, that the slaughter of 17,329 kilograms of goat meat destined for Sri Lanka is carried out in correct hygienic-sanitary conditions. On October 19, 1,091 carcasses of gutted goats, with leather, frozen and in stock was completed, totaling 17,329 kilograms that left in land transport to the Port of Buenos Aires. The task was carried out in the refrigeration establishment under official supervision of Senasa No. 4077, authorized for federal traffic and exports. There, SENASA veterinary staff controls the sanitary and documentary status of the animals and transports that enter the establishment, performs the inspection of the slaughter and verifies compliance with the health and safety management and assurance systems. It is the second export of goat products so far this year. Let us remember that the first load was made last April and ...