The National Agri-Food Health and Quality Service (SENASA) presented its sanitary actions and the link between daily field practices and sanitary regulations.
At a meeting on Good Labor Practices and Animal Welfare held in Victorica, La Pampa province, Animal Health professionals from SENASA's La Pampa-San Luis Regional Center explained the different sanitary plans they implement, with emphasis on foot-and-mouth disease and bovine brucellosis vaccination campaigns and the diseases of mandatory reporting.
They also addressed issues related to animal welfare and animal transport in accordance with current regulations and the documentation that supports the transit of live animals.
This initiative is in line with the Agency's support for the Argentine agricultural and livestock sector to strengthen the alignment of its production with international standards and national sanitary regulations.
In these meetings, organized by the Government of La Pampa, in addition to SENASA, INTA, RENATRE and UATRE participate, providing knowledge and concrete tools to optimize productive processes, improve rural working conditions and facilitate the adaptation of establishments to current national and international regulatory and technical requirements.
