Page 3 of articles about quality-and-processing

Olymel announces the definitive closure of its St-Hyacinthe plant
This announcement follows a reorganizing of Olymel’s workforce in the fresh pork sector, as well as a reduction in the volume of products requiring packaging.

Government of Canada invests over $2.4 million in technology for meat processing
P&P Optica Inc. to receive funds to help build and present its innovative, Canadian-made food inspection technology for meat processors.
Including high oleic soybean oil in growing-finishing pig diet, response of growth performance and carcass characteristics

The pig castration situation in the European Union
Castration remains prevalent in European countries, although the systems used differ from country to country.

PIC publishes comprehensive guide to maximizing pork carcass value
Online manual contains practical information for pork processors and producers.

EU: Changes in official controls on products of animal origin
The regulations clarify some aspects of the practical arrangements for post-mortem inspection.
Novel additive, coated cysteamine, can improve carcass characteristics and pork quality

Canada: Governments Improve Food Safety in Ontario’s Licensed Meat Plants
Investment will protect and enhance animal welfare, biosecurity and food supply chain.

U.S. approved a first-of-its-kind intentional genomic alteration in a line of domestic pigs
This is the first IGA in an animal that the FDA has approved for both human food consumption and as a source for potential therapeutic uses.

Smithfield Foods: protecting employee health while securing food supply
The company and its team members all want the same thing, namely, to protect employee health and safety while also safeguarding America’s food supply.

US COVID-19: Executive order to keep meat and poultry processing facilities open
President Trump is signing an Executive Order providing the authority to ensure the continued supply of beef, pork, and poultry to the American people.

COVID-19: more flexible controls for the food industry
Having regard that the ongoing crisis related to coronavirus disease (COVID-19) represents an exceptional and unprecedented challenge for the capacity of Member States to fully conduct official controls and other official activities in accordance with EU legislation, the EU has published the Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2020/466.
Germany combats ASF threat with game fences

ASF Belgium: positive carcass found in Zone I isolated by fences
The animal was discovered in zone I. This area has been completely closed off by fences since mid-July, 2019.