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Live cattle exports to Egypt resume
4 Oct 2006

Live cattle exports to Egypt will resume after a seven-month ban prompted by animal cruelty claims at an Egyptian abattoir. Live exports could resume within weeks. Under the new agreement, three Egyptian abattoirs - including the one at the centre of the allegations first raised in February - will be accredited to handle Australian cattle. Cattle would be traced from the farm gate to Egyptian feed lots through their Australian National Livestock Identification System tags.

Northern Territory News, 04/10/06

Previous News Items:
29 Sep 2006 | Security clearances needed for some fertilisers
28 Sep 2006 | Irrigation supports one quarter of farm production
28 Sep 2006 | Minority of irrigators trade in water rights
26 Sep 2006 | Higher grain prices offset by lower livestock prices in 2007
25 Sep 2006 | Wine and grain production to slump in SA


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