http://www.farminglife.com/story/4548
Quote:
The threat of restrictions on castration is of only academic interest to British pig producers, as they discontinued the practice more than half a decade ago.
However, it is causing considerable concern to Continental producers, most of whom routinely castrate young male pigs without anaesthetic.
|
Quote:
|
The main concern is that if Brussels bans castration, without adequate green-boxing, it will lead to a glut of low-welfare third country pork entering Europe as soon as the trade barriers come down.
|
Britain already does the right thing, so the EU can do what wants.