VBZ Meat works in accordance with HACCP regulations. This means that we carry out checks in our company for possible food safety hazards. This includes checks for possible hazards in the product itself, such as bacteria, heavy metals, glass or bone particles. We make analyses in which we estimate the risk of danger and the potential consequences in terms of health. And we monitor the points in our business process to prevent potential hazards. We keep track of our processes, you can request a copy of this from us.
More and more consumers demand clarity about animal welfare when making their purchases. In order to provide as much insight as possible into the animal welfare behind the products, we apply the Beter Leven (Better Life) Quality Label. The starred system on this quality label indicates how animal-friendly livestock is kept for the production of meat. The number of stars indicates the amount of adjustments made for the welfare of the animals. On the ‘beterleven’ website, you can view the criteria the livestock sector must meet for each animal species.
VBZ Meat works in accordance with HACCP regulations. This means that we carry out checks in our company for possible food safety hazards. This includes checks for possible hazards in the product itself, such as bacteria, heavy metals, glass or bone particles. We make analyses in which we estimate the risk of danger and the potential consequences in terms of health. And we monitor the points in our business process to prevent potential hazards. We keep track of our processes, you can request a copy of this from us.
More and more consumers demand clarity about animal welfare when making their purchases. In order to provide as much insight as possible into the animal welfare behind the products, we apply the Beter Leven (Better Life) Quality Label. The starred system on this quality label indicates how animal-friendly livestock is kept for the production of meat. The number of stars indicates the amount of adjustments made for the welfare of the animals. On the ‘beterleven’ website, you can view the criteria the livestock sector must meet for each animal species.
