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The Hanoi People’s Committee has launched a new plan to regulate the slaughter, transport, and trade of animals and animal products. The goal is to eliminate small-scale and unlicensed slaughterhouses operating in residential areas by 2030, improving food safety and public hygiene across the city.
Under the plan, local communes and wards are tasked with reviewing, cataloging, and reporting illegal slaughter facilities. These reports will help authorities propose solutions and ensure the closure of non-compliant operations.
By 2030, Hanoi aims to:
The city also plans to build, renovate, and upgrade centralized slaughterhouses to meet veterinary hygiene and traceability standards. It will strictly penalize the illegal transportation and sale of animals and animal products.
The plan will be rolled out in three phases:
To support implementation, the city will:
Coordinated implementation
The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development will coordinate with the Department of Natural Resources and Environment and other agencies to implement the plan comprehensively.
Authorities will also guide businesses and individuals in complying with regulations when investing in and operating centralized slaughter facilities.
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