For Uruguay, food safety is the cornerstone of all health policies and all export products

Published 2024년 12월 11일

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José Mantero, the director of Laboratorios Pasteur and president of the Chamber of Veterinary Specialties (CEV) in Uruguay, emphasized the importance of safety in all aspects of health policy and export products. He discussed the challenges Uruguay faces in health security and the potential risks of smuggling medicines, which can damage the country's economic and health image. Mantero noted that Uruguay's strict production and commercial policies have led to fewer active ingredients authorized compared to neighboring countries. He also pointed out the potential risks of misusing veterinary and chemical products in food production and the importance of proper use to avoid commercial issues with markets. Additionally, he mentioned the potential for contamination of food products from excess agricultural chemicals and the need for safety measures to prevent such contamination. These measures are part of State policies that have been consistent across different governments.
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The Agricultural Engineer José Mantero, director of Laboratorios Pasteur and president of the Chamber of Veterinary Specialties (CEV) highlighted the importance of taking care of safety in all aspects and referred to some of the health challenges that Uruguay faces. Interviewed by La Mañana, he commented that for our country, safety is “a letter of introduction and the axis of all health policy and of all export products”, and mentioned some of the challenges that the country works on permanently in an effort by the State and the private sector. Consulado on the possibility of laboratory material entering from other countries illegally, said that “the smuggling of medicines has two sides”, one economic and another of health security and seriousness of the country. Every time a product enters the country illegally, there is an “economic side that impacts the companies that work in the affected sector, which in this case are the laboratories”; but the other side is much more complex ...
Source: Agromeat

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