Nice,just what we need.

[johnspeehs]

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-47071234

 

[Northeastfarmer]

Larry will be at the bottom of it

 

[johnspeehs]

lol, well I wouldnt put anything past him.

 

[milkloss]

Is this fall out from the end of January this year or a new effort? Time stamp on the article 31 Jan 19.

 

[JP1]

Is this fall out from the end of January this year or a new effort? Time stamp on the article 31 Jan 19.

And look at the live links added at the bottom, like the live animal export one (2017 and not UK of course)

 

[johnspeehs]

sorry guys maybe old news, it came up on my facebook but i didnt check the dates, maybe best delete it if its out of date @JP1

 

[milkloss]

sorry guys maybe old news, it came up on my facebook but i didnt check the dates, maybe best delete it if its out of date @JP1

Anything that makes our beef look better can’t be a bad thing!

 

[tepapa]

sorry guys maybe old news, it came up on my facebook but i didnt check the dates, maybe best delete it if its out of date @JP1

None of the other people reading it on Facebook will look at the date so it will be doing just as much damage as if it was current rather than a year old.

 

[Guiggs]

Another reason not to buy imported meat..
The powers that be should be jumping on this sort of thing to promote British produce.

 

[Smith31]

Nothing will happen the Polish have brains and will stick behind their industries...if that happened here our government would have imposed a self inflicted export ban....

 

[Smith31]

The rules and regulations are meant to be same all across Europe. However they are interpreted and enforced with move severity in the UK. Anybody who is in the trade won't surprised one bit by this it's not big news, killing old lame cull cows is common in south American abattoirs too.

 

[johnspeehs]

The rules and regulations are meant to be same all across Europe. However they are interpreted and enforced with move severity in the UK. Anybody who is in the trade won't surprised one bit by this it's not big news, killing old lame cull cows is common in south American abattoirs too.
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Absolutely right, I take a load of lambs to the factory every week and the vet there stands and watches every sheep going past to see if there are any lame ones and will pull anyone up if she sees to many in a batch. You could get a day in court very handy if you aren't careful. The worst cull cows and ewes from round here end up south of the border which seems stupid as its a long journey, couldnt get them killed in a factory here so they must look at the rules differently.