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Following a 48-hour strike by the meat union, the INBA warned of the “negative effects” on animals

Published Dec 27, 2024

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The National Institute for Animal Welfare (INBA) of Uruguay has voiced its concern over the negative impact of the surprise 48-hour general strike by the Federation of Workers in the Meat Industry and Related Industries (FOICA) on animal welfare. The strike, aimed at defending collective bargaining, has disrupted the meat industry, leading to concerns about the welfare of animals and the quality of meat products. The INBA has called on all stakeholders to adhere to regulations and prioritize animal welfare.
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The National Institute for Animal Welfare (INBA) expressed its “deep concern about the negative effects that the surprise union measures in the meat industry are having on animal welfare” in reference to the 48-hour general strike by the Federation of Workers in the Meat Industry and Related Industries (FOICA) on Monday 23 and Tuesday 24 December. As reported by El País, the measure taken by the meat union was “in defence of collective bargaining”, as indicated in a brief statement. “The rounds of Wage Councils are for negotiating, not for decreeing”, the statement adds. The union's decision is framed in a context of conflict with business chambers and the government over wages in the meat industry. There have been various meetings and some union measures have affected the business chain. Following this, the INBA, of the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries, warned that “these actions, which alter the recommended times and conditions for slaughter, are violating ...
Source: Agromeat
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