In close cooperation with the NGO Dyrenes Beskyttelse (Animal Protection Denmark), Baltic Control® Certification has been assigned to check the farms that are or want to be part of the labeling scheme ‘Recommended by Animal Protection Denmark’ since June 1st 2016.

The labeling scheme includes meat from animals bred within the rules of good animal welfare and includes more than 400 farms covering the following groups of animals: pigs, beef cattle, dairy cattle, poultry, egg production, American bison, sheep, lamb and wild deers. All farms will receive a visit from one of Baltic Control® Certifications experienced auditors at least once every year.

For more information about the different brand requirements please visit www.dyrenesbeskyttelse.dk. Producers who want to be part of the labeling scheme should contact Animal Protection Denmark directly.

If you have any questions regarding certification within the Animal Protection Welfare concept or wish to receive our certification regulations please do not hesitate to contact us by phone +45 86 21 62 11 or by e-mail cert@balticcontrol.com.

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”Since January 2009, Baltic Control® Certification has had the task of controlling the Danish pig herds. They are very serious and professional” says Asger Kjær Nielsen, Quality Manager for DANISH Product Standard at SEGES Knowledge Center for Pig Production

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