Brazil plans a self-monitoring system for food processors, despite a non-encouraging record

Saturday, January 19th 2019 - 09:36 UTC

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Brazil is moving toward a self-monitoring system for food processors, Agriculture Minister Tereza Cristina Dias said on Friday, including meatpackers still recovering from an inspection scandal that hurt trade with key markets. Dias said in an interview that Brazil's new business-friendly government plans to send draft legislation on self-monitoring to Congress in the first half of this year. Read full article

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DemonTree
Lol. Checks uncovered a food hygiene scandal, so obviously the solution is to stop checking.

“Why can’t Brazil do self-monitoring when Europe and the United States use it?” Dias asked.

It's called corruption, Ms Dias.
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@DemonTree

Isn't that very “healthy” decision?

After enjoying the tremendous sales of the Rotten Meat for generations; only now they can sell [OFFICIALLY], meat which is free from all bureaucracy!

That'd support+encourage them to mix all kinds of putrid waste from all kinds of animals - including the sick &/or dead ones - OFFICIALLY - without any restrictions!

No wonder the meat [supposed to be fresh & processed] tastes S0000 delicious to the meat-addicted Brazilians!
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