US audit on the Italian inspection system of the meat and pork-based products sector

Published 2023년 4월 5일

Tridge summary

The US Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Services has concluded an audit on the General Directorate for Hygiene and Food Safety and Nutrition (DGISAN) of Italy's Ministry of Health, focusing on Italian slaughterhouses and pork processing plants. Preliminary results show that the Italian system has met US safety and certification standards, allowing for the continued export of Italian delicatessen products to the US. The audit, conducted in collaboration with US and Italian inspectors visiting 12 of the 140 plants authorized for export to the US, aims to ensure consumer safety and accurate labeling. This successful audit highlights the collaboration between the DGISAN, regional veterinary services, and the productive sector, and underscores the US market's importance for Italian delicatessen exports.
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Original content

The Audit carried out by the Food Safety and Inspection Services of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA-FSIS) on the General Directorate for Hygiene and Food Safety and Nutrition (DGISAN) of the Ministry of Health on the system was closed today inspection ensured by the Italian veterinary services inside the slaughterhouses and pork processing plants. During the final meeting, the preliminary results emerged which allow us to define the Italian system as efficient and therefore preserve the commercial flow towards the USA of Italian delicatessen products. "The Italian meat sector boasts high safety standards, recognized throughout the world. The fact that the audit concluded today gave a positive outcome - thus preserving the commercial flow to the United States - is proof of this. The Management General for hygiene and food safety and nutrition (DGISAN) of the Ministry of Health has done an excellent job, ensuring the success of the operation.Now we continue on this path ...
Source: Salute

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