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Eipjoo Posted 14 years ago
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Aian says his industries got no choice but to change. Supermarkets which are their major customers are abandoning the use of southtawls. But he says the cost involved in changing over is going to push many pork famers out of the industry. And he doesn’t think animal welfare standards will improve.
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Ian says his industry's got no choice but to change. Supermarkets, which are their major customers, are banning the use of sow stalls . But he says the cost involved in changing over is going to push many pork farmers out of the industry, and he doesn’t think animal welfare standards will improve.
- Ian says his industry's got no choice but to change.
- Supermarkets, which are their major customers, are banning the use of sow stalls .
- But he says the cost involved in changing over is going to push many pork farmers out of the industry, and he doesn’t think animal welfare standards will improve.
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Ian says his industry's got no choice but to change. Supermarkets, which are their major customers, are banning the use of sow stalls. But he says the cost involved in changing over is going to push many pork farmers out of the industry, and he doesn’t think animal welfare standards will improve.
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