Ireland: Not all dairy farmers culpable for abuses in RTÉ footage

게시됨 2023년 7월 10일

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The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) has expressed that the disturbing scenes aired in an RTÉ Investigates programme do not represent the majority of dairy farmers who follow calf welfare rules. The ICMSA president called for a thorough investigation by the Department of Agriculture and emphasised that animal welfare regulations and sanctions must be enforced for those who breach them. The Minister for Agriculture also condemned the shocking practices shown in the programme and called for a swift and thorough investigation into the mistreatment of calves.
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“Disturbing” scenes aired in an RTÉ Investigates programme tonight (Monday, July 10) are not reflective of thousands of dairy farmers “who are already obeying all the rules around calf welfare,” the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) has said. The President of the ICMSA, Pat McCormack, said that he and his members found the issues and footage from the RTÉ Investigates programme “disturbing and disappointing”. “In the first instance, the blame and culpability for this mistreatment lies absolutely with the individuals involved and those supervisors who may have had knowledge of these cruel practices, but who failed to act. “ICMSA expects the Department (of Agriculture) to now investigate fully, and we know that they will be thorough and fair,” the ICMSA president said. Advertisement McCormack stressed that there are laws and regulations in relation to animal welfare that must be enforced and sanctions, including prosecution, which also must be enforced where there is ...
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