Broiler factory Azerbaijani state will acquire Halal controller. The representative of the Caucasian Muslims Office will be present every day in industrial poultry slaughter. On the concepts of non-standard products will be culled Sharia. This today told reporters Chairman of the State Committee for Standardization, Metrology and Patents Ramiz Hasanov AR.
However, he did not disclose the scheme positive effect. In Azerbaijan, about 20 large bird farms, including joint-stock companies "Absheron Broiler", "Siyazan Broiler" and "Devechy Broiler" several thousand livestock productivity chickens per day. It is unclear how such rates at slaughter Mullah able to monitor the process Halal installation.
For those who intend to issue certificates of "Islamic admissibility," the main parameters of the international (national unavailable) technology. Slaughter and processing of poultry advantageously carried on conveyor lines that provide high performance (from 1 000 to 12 000 carcasses per hour) and good sanitary conditions. The technology consists of a poultry processing operations, such as hanging on the conveyor, stun or immobilization, followed by the slaughter, bleeding and further, according to the chain. In plain language, this means not only bulk operations, but also already installed equipment that is not deployed in the direction of the Muslim shrines. Besides, who will mullah able to keep track of the correct slaughter of thousands of birds?
According to the State Committee for Standardization, Metrology and Patents already developed national standard Halal food, according to which the certificates were issued to five frankfurter and sausage manufacture products. But sausage is a product in which there certainly is lard. Otherwise, it is a different meat product.
Experts believe that the idea of the management committee aimed at distributing "Islamic permits" to rich producers is to the detriment of the poor. The idea of additional income has no relation to the Halal standard or to religious values. -17D-
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