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Rivers State Mandates Food Safety Registration for Meat Processors

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What happened

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The Rivers State Government directed that all slaughterhouses must register with the State Ministry of Agriculture to validate their status. The government also issued a warning to butchers and abattoir operators against using vehicle tires or harmful chemicals when processing meat for public consumption.

From punchng.com

Why it matters

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The move is intended to protect residents from unsafe meat and ensure food safety standards are met across the state. Meat inspection officers have been deployed to enforce these standards.

From punchng.com

Who's involved

  • Rivers State Ministry of AgricultureGovernment agency responsible for registering and inspecting slaughterhouses.
  • Rivers StateThe state where the food safety registration and warnings were issued.

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