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casualty
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casualty
a hospital department in which victims of accidents, violence, etc., are treated


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ALMOST a year after the introduction of tougher definitions governing casualty slaughter for the food chain the National Beef Association can confirm that an additional 2,185 cull cows a week have been moved through the Fallen Stock Scheme (FSS) instead of being sold commercially.
John Williamson, managing director of Whitley Bay Meat Supply Company which offers a restricted casualty slaughter service at its Coast and County business in Felling, said the change would have ramifications for the industry.
John Williamson, managing director of Whitley Bay Meat Supply Company which offers a restricted casualty slaughter service at its Coast and County business in Felling, said the change would have ramifications for the industry.
 
 
 
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