Following our earlier article about New Zealand’s inhumane dairying practices in Chile we’d like to draw your attention to this news item from TVNZ, dated 1 August 2010. Calls for calf killing practice to be banned (2010) A practice that’s been undertaken for generations by New Zealand’s dairy farmers threatens to tarnish our international reputation and…
E2NZ.org unreservedly condemns the treatment of dairy cows by the New Zealand company Manuka in Chile. It appears that some of New Zealand’s more dubious farming practices are being imposed on Chilean farm workers. The Manuka firm is questioned before the alleged murders of more than six thousand animals after induced abortions in search of quick milk production……
Fonterra (strange, shouldn’t that be the medical officer of health?) is watching closely the health of a young family after they ate cream which may’ve been contaminated by E.coli bacteria. The brands affected are Anchor and Pams. Marissa Beesley, 32, her 5-year-old daughter Ashleigh and baby Ella Rose became ill after eating cream while visiting…
New Zealand’s claim to be 100% pure today took another hammering. Fonterra, one the world’s largest and supposedly most advanced dairy producers, announced a product re-call of 9,000 bottles of Anchor and Pams fresh cream because of E.coli contamination. “The company released a statement last night saying it was conducting a voluntary recall of 300…
A injunction has been granted banning the sale of Fonterra milk products in Sri Lanka for two weeks due to DCD contamination. According to NZ Farmer The National Health Services Union sought the order because there were Fonterra milk products still in the market suspected to be contaminated with dicyandiamide (DCD) despite an order from…
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