Philippine auditors at Uruguay's National Meat Institute

Published 2024년 7월 31일

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A delegation of auditors from the Philippines, led by Alvin Leal, visited Uruguay's National Meat Institute (INAC) to evaluate the authorization process for beef and sheep exports to the Philippine market. This visit is part of a comprehensive audit of the meat supply chain and involved discussions with INAC officials and representatives from the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture, and Fisheries. With a population of 117 million and low per capita beef consumption, the Philippines represents a significant and growing market, making this audit a crucial step in expanding Uruguay's meat exports to Southeast Asia.

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The meeting was held at the INAC facilities. A delegation of auditors is in Uruguay to study the authorization of export of beef and sheep to that market. The visit to the National Meat Institute (INAC) took place as one of the stages of the Philippine mission to learn about our meat chain. This audit is characterized by the comprehensiveness with which the chain is studied, analyzing all its links in detail. In this sense, the head of the Philippine delegation Alvin Leal, national director of Meat Inspection, visited INAC with the objective of learning about the institute's actions in the domestic market. During this visit, which occurred on July 26, he was received by the Integrity manager Fernanda Cuervo, the head of the area Viviana Rodríguez, the manager of Legal Affairs Sebastián Castro, the manager of Market Access Álvaro Pereira and the head of Quality Guzmán Bessio . The official counterpart of ...

Source: Eltelegrafo