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Petition on Meat Hygiene Inspections

22nd October 2016

The union Unison have been in touch with us via War on Want, (Both who we have worked with previously) about the Food Standards Agency (FSA) trying to do away with meat hygiene inspections. Through a website called Change.org, we have been asked to take over a petition about this.

We believe that this is a retrograde step by the FSA in relation to food borne illness, who are always claiming to 'put the consumer first'.

Would you be kind enough to sign the petition and if possible could you also ask any of your friends and family who are agreeable if they could do the same please. We have left the link below to the petition page.

Thank you.

https://www.change.org/p/don-t-risk-lives-keep-meat-inspections-independent/

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