No end in sight for mysterious meat export halt to China
The meat industry and the Ministry for Primary Industries are remaining tight-lipped on the reasons behind a mysterious export halt of partially processed casings to China
The meat industry and the Ministry for Primary Industries are remaining tight-lipped on the reasons behind a mysterious export halt of partially processed casings to China.
The halt is not in relation to food safety and does not apply to finished casings (that is, sheep intestines), yet New
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Jamie Ball
Mon, 07 Jul 2014
Mon, 07 Jul 2014
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No end in sight for mysterious meat export halt to China
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