Spain: Video surveillance comes into force in slaughterhouses

Published Sep 6, 2023

Tridge summary

Spain has implemented a new law that requires all slaughterhouses, except for small ones, to install video surveillance systems to monitor animal welfare. The video surveillance systems will allow for additional checks on animal welfare during the slaughter and related processes. This measure makes Spain a pioneer in the European Union in mandating the use of video surveillance systems for the control of animal welfare in slaughterhouses.
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Original content

A law has come into force in Spain establishing measures to control the welfare of animals in slaughterhouses through the installation of video surveillance systems, except for small slaughterhouses, which will have another year to implement. Slaughterhouses must be equipped with a video surveillance system that allows additional checks on animal welfare to those already carried out in these establishments. This will allow for better control of compliance with the requirements of current legislation on animal welfare at the time of slaughter and related operations. The SVBA will serve as a tool for both slaughterhouse operators and competent authorities overseeing compliance with animal welfare legislation. However, the use of the SVBA does not exempt the slaughterhouse operator from other animal welfare controls that must be ...
Source: 3tres3

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