kenny mann 08 Nov 14 18:04 The other 165 lived an hour or two longer.
200 pigs on a lorry!
Sickening really, but I'll still be eating part of one later. I wish I wasn't such a f*cking hypocrite!
kenny mann 08 Nov 14 18:04 The other 165 lived an hour or two longer.200 pigs on a lorry!Sickening really, but I'll still be eating part of one later. I wish I wasn't such a f*cking hypocrite!
slaughtering depots need to be nearer the farms imo ,a few round this way have closed over the years -and this is a major area - they shouldnt be subject to needless suffering otherwise esp on long journeys .very stressful
Has to be said conditions at least in the UK seem a lot better than the old days - all the ones round here have space,natural daylight and mud pools as well as housing from the elements . far cry from the horrible concrete units and shackles employed only 20 years ago
slaughtering depots need to be nearer the farms imo ,a few round this way have closed over the years -and this is a major area - they shouldnt be subject to needless suffering otherwise esp on long journeys .very stressful Has to be said conditi
Yes they seem to be Coach'. The dreadful sow stalls were banned some time ago, although some EU countries are flouting the law which resulted in the ban on stalls. So nobody (who cares about animal welfare) should buy bacon marked from EU countries imo.
Yes they seem to be Coach'. The dreadful sow stalls were banned some time ago, although some EU countries are flouting the law which resulted in the ban on stalls. So nobody (who cares about animal welfare) should buy bacon marked from EU countries i
You get what you pay for with bacon (and most meats). If you can afford it you will taste the difference, I can't always but when I do, It makes for a better sarnie!
You get what you pay for with bacon (and most meats). If you can afford it you will taste the difference, I can't always but when I do, It makes for a better sarnie!
Ziff Meats was the name of a slaughterhouse in what was Beckton Road in Newham up to the late 1970s. Next door to it was Henson and Burbridge, who were meat processors.
The stench was facking awful, and if the wind was westward, it carried the smell 200 yards to to the housing estate where I lived as a kid.
In the height of summer you'd never seen so many houses with all the windows closed.
All the staff were Jamaicans and used to bet in our shop, and we had to spray the whole shop with air freshener after they went back to work after their dinner break.
To this day I still have no idea where the nearest cattle farm was.
There was a pig farm in East Ham Manor Way, but the abattoir only did cattle.
Ziff Meats was the name of a slaughterhouse in what was Beckton Road in Newham up to the late 1970s. Next door to it was Henson and Burbridge, who were meat processors. The stench was facking awful, and if the wind was westward, it carried the smell
rob - don't you realise you need meat to survive .
any meat - Iceland supreme value burgers will do - it's important or we could all waste away - be careful about telling folk to eat meat less often
5x times a day is the minimum required in the UK ,something to do with Vitamin D and bone loss
rob - don't you realise you need meat to survive .any meat - Iceland supreme value burgers will do - it's important or we could all waste away - be careful about telling folk to eat meat less often 5x times a day is the minimum required in the UK
i think it must be the same either way - if there is a difference it's because veggies may take greater overall care of themselves - dunno .
i still say genetics is the biggest overall precursor unless you're a herion addict or something
i think it must be the same either way - if there is a difference it's because veggies may take greater overall care of themselves - dunno . i still say genetics is the biggest overall precursor unless you're a herion addict or something