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: BarfBlogNew Zealand court slams poultry processor
By Dr. Doug Powell
An Auckland woman whose company slaughtered thousands of poultry in what a judge described as stomach-turning conditions has been fined more than $23,000 in a case brought by the New Zealand Food Safety Authority (NZFSA).
Ling Zhang and her company Ling Ling Poultry pleaded guilty in Papakura District Court last week to four charges under the Animal Products Act.
Judge Eddie Paul fined Zhang $20,000 for selling animal product that has not been processed in line with the Act and $3000 for not having a registered risk management programme, plus court costs.
He told Zhang that to call the operation ‘bad' was an understatement: 'Anyone viewing that barn in the manner in which those chickens were slaughtered, their stomach would turn.'
Full post as published by BarfBlog on June 10, 2009 (boomark / email).
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