Mexico about to taste Paraguayan meat: Senasica audits its meat processing system

The Paraguayan National Animal Quality and Health Service (Senacsa) received a Mexican delegation to carry out audits on its meat processing system, this as part of a process to introduce its beef into our territory. YOU MAY BE INTERESTED: The ban on Paraguayan beef for the United States advances The technical delegation was made up of six veterinary zootechnical doctors belonging to the National Health, Safety and Quality Service (Senasica), who in addition to inspecting the plants, also reviewed production units, laboratories and entry points to that territory. This occurs at a time when Mexico is increasing its imports of bovine meat, with a year-on-year jump of almost 40% accumulated during the first quarter of this year, accumulating the purchase of 64,373 tons, according to the Agricultural Market Consulting Group (GCMA). ) Although the United States occupies the first position as a supplier, during this period other American countries have managed to increase their ...