Cedar Meats

690 Geelong Rd, Brooklyn VIC 3012, Australia
Name: Cedar Meats
Address: 690 Geelong Rd, Brooklyn VIC 3012, Australia
LGA/Council: Brimbank City Council
Council website: brimbank.vic.gov.au
Council email: [email protected]
Summary: Cedar Meats is a slaughterhouse located in Brooklyn, VIC Australia.
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Last known status: Open and operating
Listing updated: 2024
Listing ID: f597a
Owned by: Cedar Meats (Aust) Pty Ltd, ABN: 49 007 149 402
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In June 2024, investigators from Farm Transparency Project installed hidden cameras at Cedar Meats, capturing the handling and slaughter of thousands of animals, including newborn lambs and kids born in the holding pens of the slaughterhouse. The footage shows workers writing and drawing on the bodies of sheep and goats with blood, animals appearing to have their throats slit while fully conscious, goats and sheep struggling while soaked in the blood of others and even one mother goat giving birth in the stunning restraint, seconds before her throat is slit. 

Our investigation revealed such an exhaustive volume of abuse, illegal and sickening activity that we couldn't put it in just one video. 

Over the month of September 2024, we will publish four videos showing the slaughter of each species killed at Cedar Meats. As usual, on releasing each video, we will publish additional footage on our website showing standard practice at the facility and how animals are treated when they believe that no one is watching.

Slaughterhouse #19 is one of our biggest yet. The heartbreaking suffering experienced by the animals whose deaths we captured will haunt us forever. But we are determined to continue to fight in their name. 

Stay tuned for the first part of our exposé where we release footage of the brutal slaughter of days-old bobby calves, five years after footage of this practice was previously captured at Cedar Meats by Animal Liberation. 

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  • EMAIL: Save the Kids at Cedar Meats!

    Baby animals deserve sanctuary, not slaughter. In June, investigators installed hidden cameras at Cedar Meats slaughterhouse in Brooklyn capturing the handling and slaughter of thousands of animals, including newborn lambs and kids born in the holding pens of the slaughterhouse.  The footage shows workers writing and drawing on the bodies of sheep and goats with blood, animals appearing to have their throats slit while fully conscious, goats, sheep and calves struggling to escape while soaked in the blood of others and even one mother goat giving birth in the stunning restraint, seconds before her throat is slit.  Newborn goats and... Act now >

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  • Open letter to Prime Minister, signed by senator and state MPs, calls for independent regulation of animal slaughter

    Thursday 24 Oct 2024

    Senator Mehreen Faruqi, Cassy O’Connor and Abigail Boyd join state MPs to call for independent oversight of Australian slaughterhouses Farm Transparency Project, who wrote the letter, says that the government has failed to appropriately investigate hundreds of cases of alleged animal cruelty. The organisation is accusing the government department of corruption, claiming that their actions have raised doubts about their integrity and suitability to monitor and regulate animal welfare. Read the open letter View photos and footage An open letter, signed by a senator, several state MPs and animal protection organisations, is calling on the Prime Minister's office... Read more >

  • Open letter regarding inadequacy and corruption of abattoir regulator

    Thursday 24 Oct 2024

    Dear Mr Albanese, I am writing on behalf of Farm Transparency Project, a non-profit animal protection organisation focused on raising public awareness about commercial animal farming and slaughter practices through comprehensive investigations into Australian animal use facilities. Over the past decade, our organisation has investigated a number of facilities and practices, catalysing significant animal welfare reforms. In recent years, this has included: Publishing footage of the foothold trapping and killing of native dingoes in Victoria by government contractors, stimulating debate and likely contributing to the Victorian government ending the practice in parts of the state. Investigating the failed phase-out of... Read more >

  • Major Melbourne slaughterhouse under fire again for ‘deeply disturbing’ animal cruelty

    Thursday 5 Sep 2024

    Hidden camera footage showing the ‘shocking' treatment of animals at a major Melbourne slaughterhouse has been released by animal advocacy group Farm Transparency Project. The footage, which was captured in June this year, depicts workers writing and drawing on the bodies of sheep and goats with blood, animals appearing to have their throats slit while fully conscious, goats and sheep struggling while soaked in the blood of others and even one mother goat giving birth in the stunning restraint, seconds before her throat is slit. The footage was captured at Cedar Meats, which has been rocked by scandals over... Read more >

ABN Lookup

ABN 49 007 149 402 (open lookup)
Entity name CEDAR MEATS (AUST) PTY LTD (from 10 December 2021)
73 GROUP PTY LTD from 09 December 2021 to 10 December 2021
CEDAR MEATS (AUST) PTY. LIMITED from 02 May 2002 to 09 December 2021
CEDAR MEATS (AUST) PTY. LIMITED from 22 April 2000 to 02 May 2002
Business name JIMBA PREMIUM LAMB
ABN status Active from 22 April 2000
Entity type Australian Private Company
Goods & Services Tax (GST) Registered from 01 February 2024
Main business location VIC 3012 from 26 February 2024
VIC 3070 from 21 September 2014 to 26 February 2024
VIC 3070 from 10 January 2014 to 21 September 2014
VIC 3070 from 22 April 2000 to 10 January 2014
ABN last updated 26 February 2024
Extracted from ABR 31 October 2024
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