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How did the meat packing industry change in the 1980s?
Slaughterhouses moved closer to the feedlots where the animals were raised
How does manure get into the meat at slaughterhouses and meat grinders?
The stomachs and intestines of the animals were not cleaned thoroughly.
What are some names of horses in slaughterhouses?
Horses in slaughterhouses do not have names anymore.
How do slaughterhouses treat there animals?
horrible. they abuse and torture the poor innocent animals. never eat meat. ever. go to meat.org for more information
Do chillies have flowers?
no <><><><> However, the PLANT that chilis grow on does have flowers- that turn into chilis.
Why did slaughterhouses get into meat processing?
A company that processed pork earned 10 times as much on every dollar of sales as a company that derived most of its income from slaughtering
What do slaughterhouses do with blood?
slaughterhouses put the animals to a large tub with drains they slice there neck to empty the blood out
How much do slaughterhouses get?
a lot
How do chilis grow?
from trees
What does illegal meat mean?
Illegal meat refers to meat that has been obtained, processed, or sold in violation of laws and regulations. This can include meat from poached animals, unlicensed slaughterhouses, or products that have not been inspected for safety and quality. The trade in illegal meat poses significant health risks to consumers and can threaten wildlife conservation efforts. Additionally, it often undermines legal meat markets and regulations.
What is common reasons in FDA?
Upton sinclair's book "the Jungle" revealed disgusting truths about slaughterhouses and meat packaging plants that caused president roosevelt to create he Food and Drug Administration.
How many slaughterhouses are there in the US?
1000
