date:Jun 05, 2015
rovenance of the animals and meat.
Gavin Morris
However, he said that if the information from the farmer proves inaccurate it could have heavy consequences of a major food recall.
He added that for the farmer, the information that was collected on the line was relevant to help improve health and welfare practices on the farm.
He said that Dunbia is already in talks with the National Sheep Association, the Sheep Veterinary Association, the National Beef Association and the British Cattle Veteri