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Pig on skinning rack QLD 2024

Pig on skinning rack - Cows and large pigs have their heads and feet removed and are then transferred to a rack where their skin is removed. - Captured at Crows Nest Meatworks, Crows Nest QLD Australia.

Pig on skinning rack

Cows and large pigs have their heads and feet removed and are then transferred to a rack where their skin is removed.

Categories:	Slaughterhouse
Species:	Pigs
Tags:	Slaughterhouse Investigation Hidden Camera Shut Down Slaughterhouses Knockbox Kill Room Shackle Slaughter Animal Slaughter Pigs Skinning
Published:	Fri 14 Mar 2025 by Farm Transparency Project
Captured/filmed:	September 2024
ID:	6f4e6kxqciewpuwv1215
Licence:	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country:	Australia
Location:	Crows Nest Meatworks, Crows Nest, Queensland, Australia (open in map \| open in gallery ) )

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