In a bold step indicative of its commitment to product safety, Charoen Pokphand Foods PCL (CPF) has set its sights on the stars. Taking its poultry merchandise to new heights, CPF is joining the “Thai Food Mission to Space” programme.
A trailblazing endeavour, this Thai hen challenge is spearheaded by CPF in partnership with Nanoracks Llc, a leader in space innovation from the United States and Mu Space and Advanced Technology Co, a Southeast Asian firm specialising in house expertise solutions.
The initiative aims to push the boundaries of meals security, ensuring Thai hen meets stringent space-grade security standards. Unusual concerned within the scheme shall be meticulously evaluated based on rigorous space safety certifications.
Highlighting the significance of this venture, CPF’s Chief Executive, Prasit Boondoungprasert, expressed that it is a testomony to CPF’s unwavering dedication to Thai chicken meat security. The goal is to secure a place for CPF amongst the most secure meat manufacturers worldwide. Achieving the challenging standards essential for house food presents a way of immense nationwide delight for Thailand, Prasit added.
“Undoubtedly, meals safety and quality take the lion’s share of our priorities at CP Foods. Teaming up with Nanoracks and Mu Space bolsters our determination to prove Thai chicken’s compliance with space-level security norms.”.
Eminent former NASA astronaut, Michael Massimino, lauded the mission, acknowledging its dual-fold benefits. On one hand, the hassle ensures astronauts a diverse and secure diet, while conversely, it globalises meals safety requirements, thereby benefitting customers across the globe. Moreover, it places Thai chicken meat firmly on the worldwide map, reported Bangkok Post.
Massimino said…
“The resultant boost in the selection and safety of food for astronauts has a knock-on impact on food safety worldwide, enhancing Thai cuisine’s international standing.”
Supporting Massimino’s sentiments, Vickie Kloeris, a seasoned NASA meals scientist, counseled CP Foods for its commitment to rigorous safety and dietary requirements. According to her, this ensures CPF’s Thai chicken is devoid of any chemical residues, antibiotics, or dangerous pathogens. Kloeris said…
“As a veteran food scientist, I endorse the importance of making certain astronaut meals offers top-notch safety and balanced nutrition. Cleanliness and disinfection are critical. I am extremely impressed with CP Foods’ manufacturing standards. The antibiotic and hormone-free Thai chicken aligns with NASA’s security parameters.”
Kloeris additionally shared her excitement about astronauts experiencing Thai chicken dishes in area for the first time..