Sentences with phrase «means animals exported»
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The re-stocking process will mean that meat production and live animal exports will fall significantly in 2003/04.
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This failure to identify that animals were pregnant and exclude them from export meant that heavily pregnant animals endured the worst possible conditions during the voyage — with the stockman's report revealing heavy seas and cattle unable to rise to their feet.
However by contract, pre-slaughter stunning is not a requirement under the Australian government's live export regulation scheme (ESCAS), which means that the vast majority of exported Australian animals are still having their throats cut while fully conscious in importing countries.
In addition, ESCAS does not apply to «breeder» animals and dairy cows who are exported but not for the purposes of slaughter, meaning that as soon as they step off a ship, exporters bear no legal responsibility for what happens to them in the importing country.
The relaxation of animal import laws under the Pet Passport European Travel Scheme means that commercial breeders abroad are illegally exporting dogs to the UK with fake passports and paperwork.