EU: EFSA calls for sheep and goats to be killed without suffering

Published Jul 8, 2024

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The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has issued recommendations on the humane killing of animals, emphasizing the importance of proper anesthetization to prevent reawareness. These guidelines will be applied in the revision of the EU's rules on animal welfare during slaughter, with a specific focus on horses and donkeys. The report also addresses the situation where sheep and goats are culled on farms for non-consumption-related reasons such as injury, productivity, disease control, and disaster management.
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EFSA provides recommendations The authority provides a number of recommendations regarding the correct use of killing methods. He also explains that animals must be properly anesthetized so that they do not regain consciousness. Further recommendations on the welfare of horses and donkeys at slaughter will be published later this year. The comments will be taken into account in the ongoing review of EU rules on animal welfare during slaughter. In its report, EFSA deals with, among other things, the case where sheep and goats are not ...
Source: Farmer.pl

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