Inspection and awareness campaign launched to boost compliance at Tabuk livestock markets
Tabuk's Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture branch has launched a campaign to enhance compliance at livestock and feed markets with government partners.
The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture in Tabuk has initiated a campaign aimed at improving compliance at livestock and feed markets. This effort, undertaken in collaboration with various government agencies, is part of broader regulatory measures to discourage violations and ensure adherence to established guidelines and instructions.
Central to this campaign are extensive inspections of livestock and feed markets, as well as adjacent areas, to ensure compliance with regulatory standards. The primary objective is to pinpoint and eliminate unauthorized slaughterhouses operating within unapproved yards. Such operations not only jeopardize public health, food safety, and animal welfare but also disrupt the overall organization and compliance within the livestock industry.
Amjad bin Abdullah Thalab, the Director General of the Ministry's Tabuk branch, emphasized that these initiatives are integral to ongoing field monitoring strategies. The goal is to elevate compliance levels, diminish violations, and orchestrate activities involving livestock markets and yards. The campaign underscores the Ministry's commitment to strengthening field monitoring and enhancing compliance within the livestock sector, in accordance with national regulations and the ministry's objectives.
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