Rush of Christmas Can Cause Deterioration in Quality of Meat

During Christmas time, the huge demand in meat consumption makes the butcher tizzy to violate the norms for health and quality. However, it is important to ensure quality by the authorities so as to increase consumer satisfaction.

Whenever it comes to any sort of celebration, meat is an automatic choice for the main course in the UK. People here like both cattle and bird meat. Although cattle meat is very high in protein and can cause certain lifestyle disorders like cholesterol, it is a must for any celebration like Christmas. Bird meat is comparatively light and easy to digest. It has less amount of complex protein that can lead towards obesity. Thus, Christmas Turkeys are a favorite for all out here!

During such celebration time, generally there is a huge demand for meat. In order to supply the huge demand, there is immense pressure on all butcher shops in UK. The risk of malpractices thus increases at this time. Due to malpractices, the meat can be processed in a wrong way. The processing may not be hygienic while the cattle meat may be infected! But the rush of celebrations gives the butcher little time to check the Quality Pork and other meat. As a result, good meat can become contaminated with infected and poor Quality Pork.

In order to ensure the quality of the products, frequent vigilance by the quality bureau becomes necessary at these times. Although the butchers are awarded certifications depending on their good practices and quality parameters, the vigil needs to be more stringent during Christmas time in order to ensure that violation of the standard operating procedures for health and quality of the products is not happening.

The quality bureau can also help in keeping the cost of the Christmas Turkeys low. This is the time when due to abrupt demand, the cost can sky-rocket, causing problems for the consumers. Ensuring the good quality as well as low cost of the meat products by the authorities can enhance consumer satisfaction and also ensure the health of the mass!

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