Pig farmers in Mexico committed to preventing the entry of African swine fever

Published 2023년 10월 24일

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Mexican pig farming is praised for its organization, coordination, and commitment to sanitary measures, ensuring the production of healthy and safe meat. The National Health Service, Food Safety and Quality emphasizes the importance of pig farmers in generating employment and contributing to rural development. The industry faces challenges such as the risk of African swine fever, but with the support of the health authority, producers have strengthened preventive measures and collaboration with organizations to ensure the safety and traceability of pork products.
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2000Agro/Editorial The industry Mexican pig farming is an example of organization, coordination and commitment to the sanitary measures established by the Ministry of Agriculture and Development Rural (Sader), which has been decisive in maintaining pig farming free of pests and diseases that could affect the national production of meat. Within the celebration of the third anniversary of the Pig Farmers Organization Mexicans (Opormex), the chief director of the National Health Service, Food Safety and Quality (Senasica), Javier Calderón Elizalde, He stressed that the small, medium and large producers that make up the organization are important generators of employment and development in communities rural areas of the country and a strategic link for the supply of healthy and insurance for the population. He assured that the Senasica is and will always be an ally of pork producers, to face together the challenges and threats to which they are exposed, such as the risk of entry of ...
Source: MX2000

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