Abattoirs in Tanzania Fall Far Below Hygiene Standards - Report
The Controller and Auditor General's report has revealed that at least 98% of abattoirs in the country are not registered and are unhygienic. The report also reveals that the country faces a shortage of meat inspectors and the existing inspectors are required to inspect between 100 and 155 slaughtered animals daily.
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Tanzania:
Close Dirty Abattoir, Town Told
Citizen, 10 April 2018
Residents of Kayunga Town, Kayunga District, have asked authorities in the area to close the district abattoir over poor hygiene. Read more »
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Tanzania:
Abattoirs Fall 'Far Below' Hygienic Standards
Citizen, 20 April 2018
At least 98 per cent of abattoirs in the country are not registered and fall far below the required hygienic standards. Read more »
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Tanzania:
New Mwanza Abattoir Set to Reduce Environmental Pollution
Daily News, 24 August 2017
FOUL-SMELLING had been the order of the day for years at Nyakato Industrial Area, about nine kilometres from the shores of Lake Victoria and about eight kilometres from Mwanza City… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Lugola Orders Relocation of Morogoro Abattoir
Citizen, 10 April 2018
The Morogoro Municipal Council has been ordered to find an alternative areas where they will construct an abattoir to replace the current one, which is located near residential… Read more »
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Tanzania:
Many Abattoirs Are Dirty, Says CAG
Citizen, 27 April 2016
At least 80 per cent of slaughter facilities in the country are not operating in the required hygienic and safety standards, the 2014/15 Controller and Auditor General (CAG) report… Read more »
