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Government may introduce meat labelling

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The Government may introduce a system of labelling for meat products indicating whether animals have been stunned before being killed, environment minister George Eustice MP has hinted.

Ritually slaughtered animals are typically not pre-stunned meaning that Halal or Kosher meat would be more easily identifiable by consumers. Last year, Christian Concern launched a petition (which is still open to signatories), calling for clearer labelling of ritually slaughtered meat after it was revealed that many retailers and restaurants were selling unlabelled Halal meat.


Related Links:
Halal and kosher food labelling: shoppers will be told how their meat has been killed (Telegraph)
Label ritually slaughtered meat in UK petition