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Inocuidad Agroalimentaria: Who Qualifies and What You Get

Learn how commercial agricultural operations in Mexico can access technical training and safety protocols to ensure food safety compliance.

This scheme provides technical training and safety protocols to help ensure food safety within the agricultural sector. It is designed to support compliance with federal standards for agricultural production and safety.

Who it's for

This program is designed for all commercial agricultural operations. If you are running an agricultural business for commercial purposes, you are eligible to participate in this scheme to ensure your operations meet the necessary standards.

What you get

Participants gain access to specialized technical training and specific safety protocols. These resources are provided to help agricultural businesses manage food safety effectively and maintain the high standards required for agricultural production. By following these protocols, operations can better manage the safety of their products throughout the production cycle.

What it costs you

There is no specific monetary fee listed for this scheme. However, the primary cost to your business will be the time required to attend and complete the necessary training sessions. You will need to account for the time spent by your staff or yourself to undergo these educational requirements to ensure full compliance with the safety protocols.

The catch to know

The most significant risk involves the consequences of non-compliance. If your operations do not meet the required safety standards or fail to follow the established protocols, you face the risk of immediate shipment seizure. This means your products could be taken by authorities if they are found to be in violation of the safety regulations.

How to apply

  1. Confirm that your agricultural business is registered as a commercial operation.
  2. Reach out to the issuing authority to find information regarding upcoming technical training sessions and the specific safety protocols required for your type of production.
  3. Schedule and attend the necessary training sessions to learn the required procedures.
  4. Implement the provided safety protocols within your daily agricultural operations to ensure you remain in compliance and avoid shipment seizures.