This is why Cape Town smells

LPCPT said:
Apparently to supplement the breeding stock in Iran. The had a drought and lost a lot of livestock, so they need to replenish.
Last I checked slaughtered frozen cows cannot breed.
Heard the first on Cape Talk
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Link? I'll be the first to apologise if it's not for halal slaughter :cool:

Then I can move on and point to the barbaric meat eaters :whistling:
 
rietrot said:
You are talking about professional commercials operations. My one bad example that I mentioned was not that.

There's plenty of dodgy small scale cattle farms and the treatment of the animals vary greatly.

But just look at this ship. You are basically trying to argue that what happened on this ship never happens, but I can guarantee you every trip they do is like this.
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But also if you read the thread you see a few articles about how this practice is being banned in many places.
 
ShaunSA said:
Link? I'll be the first to apologise if it's not for halal slaughter :cool:

Then I can move on and point to the barbaric meat eaters :whistling:
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Wait so others must provide links but you provide none for your claims?
 
rietrot said:
You are talking about professional commercials operations. My one bad example that I mentioned was not that.

There's plenty of dodgy small scale cattle farms and the treatment of the animals vary greatly.

But just look at this ship. You are basically trying to argue that what happened on this ship never happens, but I can guarantee you every trip they do is like this.
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shipping animals by livestock carriers (ships) still require regulations and health regulation to ship.

The ship is "supposed" to have back up systems for ventilation, watering and feeding of the cattle with the right amount of crew to look after the animals on board.

so your "guarantee" means nothing as you don't know what you are talking about

yes you do unscrupulous transporters and providers (mostly from third world countries) transporting but it is not the norm
 
ISP cash cow said:
shipping animals by livestock carriers (ships) still require regulations and health regulation to ship.

The ship is "supposed" to have back up systems for ventilation, watering and feeding of the cattle with the right amount of crew to look after the animals on board.

so your "guarantee" means nothing as you don't know what you are talking about

yes you do unscrupulous transporters and providers (mostly from third world countries) transporting but it is not the norm
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Well what is the norm? You are correct I don't know much about shipping animals internationally for a longer time frames. I've done a few truck loads on short trips.

But just from the news we are getting that the options is either ban it (life transport) or do it like this example. What shipping company and ship do the most trips to make them the norm?
 
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