Uruguay: UVC considers that regulations on property slaughter are a hard blow for inland butcher shops

Published Aug 4, 2024

Tridge summary

The Meat Sellers Union (UVC) in the Dominican Republic is opposing a new decree that permits family producers to slaughter and market piglets, rabbits, lambs, and chickens. The UVC argues that the decree, which has been signed by the Ministry of Livestock, Agriculture and Fisheries, will lead to unregulated slaughtering, potential health risks, and unfair competition for traditional butchers. They also criticize the lack of regulations for product transfer and question the hygiene conditions of family producers. In response, the UVC has announced promotions to support traditional butchers, offering discounts on meat cuts in August.
Disclaimer: The above summary was generated by Tridge's proprietary AI model for informational purposes.

Original content

The Meat Sellers Union (UVC) was against the decree that enables the slaughter and marketing of piglets, rabbits, lambs and chickens by family producers. The UVC considered that this measure is a “hard blow” for the butchers of the interior. In this regard, the president of the union, Hebert Falero, expressed: “Allowing all producers to do the slaughter is a risk since it is difficult to control it and, if it is done inside a shed and without any control, we think it will never work.” to have the required health requirements. It is difficult to control so many producers and see establishment by establishment how they carry out the task.” Furthermore, he maintained that the regulation “is nonsense. It is unfair for the butchers in the interior who are going to have totally unfair competition. This meat is going to leave without paying any tax, without paying anything, while the butcher has to pay all the taxes.” He added that the decree, which has already been signed by the ...
Source: Agromeat
By clicking “Accept Cookies,” I agree to provide cookies for statistical and personalized preference purposes. To learn more about our cookies, please read our Privacy Policy.