Federal changes bring horse meat a step closer for Oklahoma processors (access required)

By: Brian Brus August 22, 2017 Comments Off

The U.S. House Appropriations Committee decision to allow horse slaughterhouse inspections has brought the issue closer to a position the Oklahoma Legislature established four years ago. In 2013, Gov. Mary Fallin signed a law to allow local facilities to process and export horse meat, primarily in response to arguments for humane animal treatment. Supporters said facilities ...

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Federal changes bring horse meat a step closer for Oklahoma processors

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