Grupo Bachoco has obtained new certifications and recertifications under the international Animal Welfare standard, as well as compliance with California's Proposition 12.
With this achievement, the company consolidates its capacity to export pork to demanding markets such as the United States, particularly California, where some of the strictest animal welfare regulations apply globally.
The company receives these recognitions thanks to its attention to animal care at every stage of the production process and its application of breeding methods aligned with industry best practices. Its specialized animal welfare personnel receive ongoing training and have adequate tools to ensure responsible and ethical treatment in all its operations.
Furthermore, the company prioritizes in its actions the Five Fundamental Freedoms promoted by the World Organization for Animal Health (WHO), which guarantee optimal conditions for animal development.
“These certifications reflect our commitment and ongoing efforts to sustainability and respect for animals, ensuring that our operations maintain the highest international standards,” said Daniel Encinas Tizón, Bachoco pork business manager at Grupo Bachoco.
The company recognizes animal welfare as a fundamental ethical principle and also as a key element in ensuring high-quality, safe and reliable food for millions of families in Mexico and around the world. Therefore, during 2025, Grupo Bachoco will continue to advance its compliance with the guidelines of the CDFA Animal Care Program and CloverLeaf Certified Care, reinforcing its leadership in sustainability, quality and social responsibility in the agrifood sector.
