Mexico launches national strategy to promote pork consumption

Published 2024년 11월 26일

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The Mexican Institute of Pork Production (IMP) is spearheading a national strategy to increase pork consumption in Mexico. Announced at PORCIFORUM 2024 in Guadalajara, the campaign aims to involve the entire production chain and rely on support from public and private entities, academic institutions, and the port. The campaign's main focus is the National Pork Consumption Campaign, with an emphasis on positioning pork as a high-quality, trustworthy food. The initiative has been endorsed by pig farmers' unions and major pork producing companies in the country.
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The Mexican Institute of Pork Production (IMP) is leading an ambitious national strategy to increase pork consumption in Mexico. This movement, which seeks to articulate the entire production chain, was officially presented during PORCIFORUM 2024, held in early November in Guadalajara, Jalisco. During the event, the IMP organized a key meeting to detail the pillars and methodology that support this strategy, whose main axis is the National Pork Consumption Campaign. This joint effort will have the participation of public and private entities, the support of academic institutions and the port. A highlight of the meeting was the participation of the organizing committee, made up of communications and marketing executives from renowned companies in the sector. With their experience and knowledge, these business leaders will provide a strategic vision to guide the actions of the campaign. The project also has the support of the presidents of unions and associations of pig farmers ...
Source: Infopork

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