Thai Deputy Minister of Agriculture Chaiya Promma reiterates confidence that livestock are OK and safe

Published Feb 6, 2024

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Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Mr. Chaiya Promma, has commended the Department of Livestock Development's 'Livestock OK' project. The initiative aims to boost public trust in livestock products by certifying stores that sell products from farms adhering to GAP standards and processed in legal slaughterhouses. The project, part of the government's strategy to fight the import of illegal meat, currently includes 9,239 sales locations across the country, ensuring consumer health and safety.

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Mr. Chaiya Promma, Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Said after visiting a meat shop at Thonburi Fresh Market, Thawi Watthana District, Bangkok, with the administrators of the Department of Livestock Development. and officials under the Ministry of Agriculture welcomed that it was in line with the policy of Mr. Settha Thavisin, Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, who wanted to declare war on illegal agricultural products. In order for the people and farmers to have a better life. The government has continued to deal with the problem of importing illegal meat from abroad to alleviate the impact on livestock farmers. Including helping to keep product prices in line with market mechanisms. In addition, there is concern for people's health, so they organize activities to visit meat shops. To create confidence for consumers who come to choose livestock products. Use for cooking We would like people to be confident that meat with the "Livestock OK" mark is safe and ...

Source: Naewna