3 Pengeluar Produk Buatan Daging Lembu Dari Australia Diharamkan Di Malaysia

CARI-LTS

sumber : Malay Mail Online



Berikutan tidak memenuhi piawaian makanan halal, Jabatan Perkhidmatan Veterinar bertindak melarang tiga pengeluar produk buatan daging lembu yang diimport dari Australia.


Memetik laporan Malay Mail Online, jurucakap jabatan tersebut memaklumkan, bungkusan daging lembu yang dihasilkan oleh ketiga-tiga syarikat itu semuanya tidak memenuhi Piawaian Malaysia dalam pengeluaran makanan Halal iaitu MS 1500: 2009 yang merangkumi penyediaan, pengendalian & Menyimpan — Panduan am (semakan kedua).


"Larangan itu adalah hasil daripada pemeriksaan yang dijalankan pada bulan Mei. Kami secara rasmi telah memaklumkan kepada jabatan berkaitan di Australia."


"Sebenarnya daging lembu tersebut telah pun dilarang memasuki negara kita sejak bulan Ogos yang lalu." - CARI

zetty1978

So, apa jenamanya? Lenkali nk bg berita kt public tulislh skali nama pengeluar ... ini tidak .. selalu mcm tu .. yg lain2 pun slalu mcm tu .. bgtau raid product itu ini tutup kedai itu ini tp nama x bgtau pun ..

Muntz

Gambar tu mcm daging wagyu jer.

MissMamamia75

Berita tergantung ke ni? Sapa pengeluarnya?{:thief

de_ikea

Info cm ni x cukup mmbntu lah. Walopon dah stop import dari ogos.  Tp mst banyak in house stocks.  So kalau kita termakan, korang tanggung  yaaa.

berusjamban

Pundek nye. Ni berita ke apa? Aku nak tau lah jenama apa yg diharamkan tu. Kot la terbawak balik ke

Jorja

Untungnya jadi vegan..

nisako

jenama yg mana......

Despacito

Jenamanya please errr

awanearisu

Month-long halt to Malaysia meat imports for three Australian establishments
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ABC Rural By Anna Vidot
Posted 19 September 2017 at 11:05 am

The Australian Government has confirmed that three meat processing facilities have lost permission to export to Malaysia, after that country issued a temporary ban.

In August, the Malaysian Department of Veterinary Services suspended imports from three "establishments", including Thomas Food International (TFI).

TFI declined to be interviewed by the ABC.

It is unclear which other establishments were caught up in the suspension, which an Australian Department of Agriculture spokesperson said was "related to a review audit in conducted in May".

The affected companies do not yet know what that issue is, according to Australian Meat Industry Council chief executive Patrick Hutchinson.

"This was as a result of auditing that's occurred at those three establishments. At this stage, all we know is that these critical incident reports have been raised [with companies by Malaysian authorities]," he said.

Mr Hutchinson said livestock producers were unlikely to feel the impact of the suspension, because Malaysia remained a small market for Australia.

"Whilst a very valuable market and a very valued trading partner, the quantity of beef product being sent there is not of a size that we see going to the US, Korea, Japan or China.

"At this stage the impact across the board, whilst of a substantial nature with regards to relationships and orders for those companies involved, in regards to volume it's on the lower scale.

"Producers probably wouldn't even know that it would be occurring."

In a statement, the Agriculture Department spokesperson would not address specific questions about the companies affected or measures being taken to resume trade, but said it was "not uncommon in international trade for establishments to be suspended or lose listing on occasion due to non-compliances or changes in arrangements in overseas markets".

It is the second suspension for TFI in three months.

In late July, one of the company's plants was among six abattoirs which lost permission to export beef to China over labelling concerns.

Australia's largest meat processor JBS, together with TFI, Kilcoy Pastoral, Australian Country Choice, the Northern Rivers Co-operative are still waiting to resume trade from their affected abattoirs.

Trade Minister Steven Ciobo discussed the issue with his China counterpart at a recent high-level bilateral meeting, the Joint Ministerial Economic Commission.

In a statement, Mr Ciobo said China "noted they were appreciative of the report from the Australian Government [into labelling issues leading to the suspension] and they were working through it".

"Although it wasn't resolved during this trip, China indicated that they hoped to be able to resolve this soon," the Minister said.

Sumber: http://www.abc.net.au/news/rural ... -suspension/8959586

hanakikan

bukan tak halal kan. tak. ikut piawai result dr audit. china pun banned sebab labelling issue. so tak payah nak melalak. korang makan steak kat tony romas ada tak before order makanan tanya kat waiter tu daging tu import dari negara mana? takde kannnnn