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Possum Abattoir - Lenah Game Meats, Tasmania

by Huon valley Environment Centre last modified May 02, 2012 08:33 AM
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Footage obtained by Animal Liberation NSW's Mark Pearson in 1999 of the Possum Abattoir in Tasmania. Run by Lenah Game Meats proprietor John Kelly. Possum's killed here for export to China for meat. Exports were stopped in 2004. Lenah Game Meats now wants to start again.

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Produced Apr 20, 2010

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Footage obtained by Animal Liberation NSW's Mark Pearson in 1999 of the Possum Abattoir in Tasmania. Run by Lenah Game Meats proprietor John Kelly.  Possum's killed here for export to China for meat. Exports were stopped in 2004. Lenah Game Meats now wants to start again. You can make a submission to stop this from happening again. See here

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ingrid platten
ingrid platten says:
Jan 03, 2011 08:38 PM
absolutly cruel & horrific most are still alive & in agony when being thrown through that shute .This is totally unacceptable & totally unecessary.Do we need to lower our standards to those of the third world for a food supply>thius company should be ashamed of themselves & this story should be made more public to stop it
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