Argentina: They approved the chopping and mechanical means for the sale of meat

Published 2023년 1월 17일

Tridge summary

The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries has introduced a standard that maxes out the meat carcass weight at 32 kilos and permits the use of mechanical means for half cattle. This move is aimed at enhancing occupational safety and promoting higher quality and health standards for meat products. The resolution also mandates the creation of a permanent technical advisory board involving Senasa, SRT, and other relevant agencies to oversee the implementation of the new regulations. A gradual and systematic implementation is expected, with a scale of warnings and sanctions for non-compliance. The decision follows extensive collaboration between the national government and the provinces to modernize the meat processing industry.
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Original content

The measure establishes the maximum limit of 32 kilos for handling, but also enables the use of mechanical means for media carcass. The standard is for greater occupational safety and safety. The Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries approved the implementation of chopping meat together with the Technical Advisory Board, which establishes a fractioning limit of up to 32 kilograms per piece to be loaded by workers and the use of mechanical means and rails to half cattle, reported today the national portfolio through a statement. This measure comes after several months of joint work between the national government and the provinces. According to what was reported, the objective is to guarantee higher quality and health standards for meat products, promote commercial transparency and move forward with a greater modernization of the meat processing industry in terms of occupational safety. In this way, "the Government complies with the commitment assumed to take a measure ...

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