PAKISTANI FOOD COMPANY AND NGO TEAM UP TO IMPROVE SLAUGHTERHOUSE STANDARDS
October 1st, 2014
A COLLABORATION between a major Pakistan food company and local non-governmental organisation (NGO) aimed at improving the country’s slaughterhouse standards is set to expand sales abroad. Pakistan’s Al-Khidmat Foundation, a conservative social welfare organisation, has so far contributed USD2.9 million to maintaining a Karachi slaughterhouse facility run by Tata Best Foods Ltd that complies with international food safety standards. Tata spokesman Imran Hussain told globalmeatnews.com that exports has risen by between 20% and 30% in the past two months, and ...
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