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Second abattoir suspends operations
19 Aug 2005

The O'Connor beef plant in Pakenham on Melbourne’s outskirts said it would suspend operations for six weeks, citing reduced livestock supply and high prices. O'Connor may not be the only processor feeling the pinch. McPhee Bros in Wodonga said sourcing cattle at acceptable prices was becoming extremely difficult. McPhee’s said it could process 400 heads a day but was only handling that number each week. EG Green and Sons in Western Australia has also suspended trading for two weeks.

The Land, 19/08/05

Previous News Items:
18 Aug 2005 | ER Green stressed for some time
16 Aug 2005 | Liquidity crunch sends Green & Sons to the brink
15 Aug 2005 | Bank forces Green and Sons to suspend trading
15 Aug 2005 | Rising meat prices offsets falling demand for live exports
12 Aug 2005 | Booyong co-op shuts pig meat facility


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