Re-opening horse slaughtering plants in the US

I seem to have absolutely negative reactions when talking to others that I am resuming an American horse slaughter factory as a frequent crazy person for animal lovers. Most people commonly assume that there are no American horses being massacred at the moment. This view should not be far from the facts. If the plant resumes in the USA, the United States will have more animal rights regulations than Mexico and Canada, so the horses in the fence will take care more and we will now take the horse to slaughter am sending.

Since the domestic factory was closed in 2007, the horse was still sent to the slaughterhouse, crossing our borders to Canada and Mexico, the number of American horses sent to slaughterhouses did not decrease. Obviously, the increase in abandonment and abandonment, and every falling horse market is related to the economic recession that started in the same year, the last slaughterhouse was closed and continues to this day. Horse massacre was not a solution to abuse or negligence. On the contrary, the ongoing availability of slaughter can only lead to overbreeding, negligence and irresponsibility. As long as slaughter is the way for breeders to sell surplus horses, they will be rewarded - and continue their irresponsible actions

The slaughter of a horse is the custom of slaughtering a horse to produce meat for consumption. Humans have eaten horse meat for a long time; the oldest cave art in which the picture of 30,000 years ago in the French Cave Cave was drawn depicts horses hunted by humans like other wild animals It is. Domestication of horses is thought to have begun breeding of horses for human consumption. Due to some problems, this practice has caused controversy in several parts of the world: whether to humanitariously manage horses at industrial slaughter; horses kept for consumption are safe meat Produce and be suitable for consumption Companion animal

American horses are not raised or kept for meat. Almost all horses' medicines and cure are indicated as "horse not suitable for human consumption". Meat from American horses causes a number of health potential problems due to the routine use of drugs prohibited mainly in food animals and the lack of tracking of such use. Unlike animals kept edible (all potential drugs are undergoing timeouts and watch tracking tests), it is not guaranteed which drugs are used in a particular horse. When the Mexican factory supervised by the European Union in November and December 2010 was inspected, the Food and Veterinary Affairs Bureau (FVO) of the European Commission found a violation. Most American horses used for meat processing are shipped to EU regulated plants in Mexico and Canada. Unlike traditional American food animals, horses are not bred to become human food.