Australia halts cattle exports to Egypt over ‘cruelty’

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Australian cows being exported to Indonesia (June 2011) Australia suspended its live exports to Indonesia in 2011 over cruelty concerns

Australia is suspending the export of live cattle to Egypt after video emerged showing extreme cruelty to animals in Egyptian abattoirs.

The Australian Livestock Exporters’ Council said the footage, released by animal rights group Animals Australia, was “horrific”.

Animals Australia said it had been filmed inside the two abattoirs approved to process Australian cattle.

Exports to Egypt were halted in 2006 for four years over similar concerns.

And in 2011, livestock exports to Indonesia were suspended after evidence of cruelty emerged there.

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2 Replies to “Australia halts cattle exports to Egypt over ‘cruelty’”

  1. Of course its nothing to to with islam. The halal racket is strong in Australia, I read somewhere that 90% of meat is sacrificed to the heathen sect.
    I am waiting for a response from my Federal MP.

  2. Islam equals cruel, death and fear. When will people see this. Stop dealing with Muslims.