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• Vegan School 101: My Beef With School Food

1 December 2008, by Warwak Just prior to the February 17 recall of 143 million pounds of ground beef, I received numerous emails pointing me to the Humane Society's video exposé of the killing floor at the Hallmark/Westland Meat Packing Company in Chino, ...

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• New USDA Directive Details Retail Reporting of Recalled Foods; No Retail Reports For Class II Recalls

24 November 2008, by For many years, neither the USDA nor slaughterhouses and processors were required to disclose the names of retailers who have received potentially contaminated meat. USDA has disclosed the brand and type of meat but, by failing to name retailers, it left consumers in the dark as to whether their community might be at risk. In August of 2008, the USDA began naming retail consignees of recalled products. A new FSIS directive details the mechanics of recalls and conditions of retail disclosure, bu

• People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) Documents ...

20 November 2008, by Larry Sheehy It was an animal rights advocate’s dream: Pacelle and his organization had shuttered this $100 million plant, the Westland/Hallmark Meat Company, with the help of an undercover investigator wearing a hidden video camera with a lens the ...

• Beefeater's holocaust || kuro5hin.org

19 November 2008, by The readers of Kuro5hin.org Failures of this inspection program are well documented including the 2008 Chino Westland/Hallmark Meat Company scandal. The Humane Society of the United States had demonstrated through undercover video that desperately ill cows at the ...

• USDA refuses to ban sick "downer" cows from U.S. food supply ...

14 November 2008, by unknown The recent controversy over downed cows erupted after an undercover Humane Society employee videotaped workers at a Westland/Hallmark slaughterhouse hosing, shocking, dragging and even using forklifts to move downed cows into the kill ...

• New Mad Cow Test Heightens Fears - Natural News.com

13 November 2008, by

• Fuel Efficient Vehicles » USDA initiates hugh secret meat recall

12 November 2008, by editor Westland/Hallmark Meat Co. President Steve Mendell made the admissions after a congressional panel forced him to watch undercover video of abuses of cattle at his plant. Mendell watched head-in-hand as cows were dragged by chains, ...

• California’s Prop 2 is a Sign of Things to Come

10 November 2008, by The New York Times Magazine recently published a story about Humane Society President Wayne Pacelle that any corporate communications professional facing pressure from interest groups should read. The piece opens at the abandoned grounds of the Westland/Hallmark Meat Company in Chino California and recounts how a Humane Society undercover investigator surreptitiously taped so-called “downer” cattle wobbling and flopping on their way to the slaughterhouse. The ghoulish video was quickly poste

• California’s Prop 2 is a Sign of Things to Come

10 November 2008, by Gene Grabowski The piece opens at the abandoned grounds of the Westland/Hallmark Meat Company in Chino California and recounts how a Humane Society undercover investigator surreptitiously taped so-called “downer” cattle wobbling and flopping on their ...

• 19 Fired, 45 Disciplined At King Hospital - L.A. Watts Times (subscription)

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• Is 2 too much? - Truth about Trade & Technology

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• Prop. 2 leading in early returns - Press-Enterprise

5 November 2008, by

• it's not yo mama's humane society

27 October 2008, by it's yours and mine. some changes (MANY changes) over the years. i don't (usually) preach about my veganism. i mention it from time to time but let it go at that (people will ask and i'll talk about my substitutions for things likes eggs and milk and cheeses in cooking)- USUALLY. i only make a fuss when i'm attacked OR i see someone who tortures animals (i.e. i'm not sure most people know how a veal calf is raised. if they DID know, i'm not sure they'd so readily order veal). i'm not sure peopl

• New Owner Overhauls Ground Zero of Beef Recall

13 October 2008, by asq@asq.org American Beef Packers took over the slaughterhouse this summer from the Westland/Hallmark Meat Co., which was forced to shut down earlier this year. The shutdown came after the Humane Society of the United States released an undercover ...

• Health Highlights: Feb. 17, 2008 - healthfinder.gov

10 October 2008, by unknown The recall from the Chino-based Westland/Hallmark Meat Co., which provided meat to school lunch programs, affects beef products dating back to Feb. 1, 2006, according to an Associated Press report. There have been no reports of ...

• Westland/Hallmark slaughterhouse worker sentenced to 270 days in ...

25 September 2008, by Will Bigham Daniel Ugarte Navarro, 49, was a pen foreman at the Westland/Hallmark Meat Co. slaughterhouse in Chino. An undercover investigator for the U.S. Humane Society videotaped Navarro in October and November abusing sick cows by forcibly ...

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• What the Downer Did

20 August 2008, by What the Downer Did The Riverside Press-Enterprise looks at the ramifications of last spring’s massive beef recall. American journalism loves to break new stories, but it isn’t always good on following up. A piece in California’s Riverside Press-Enterprise bucks this trend. “Six Months Later, Did the Chino Beef Recall Produce Benefits?” is a comprehensive look at the effects of the massive beef recall prompted by mistreatment of cattle caught on video and the illegal slaughter of downer cows

• Six months later, did the Chino beef recall produce benefits?

19 August 2008, by The mistreatment and illegal slaughter of "downer" cows at the Westland/Hallmark Meat Co. in Chino, CA sparked the largest U.S. beef recall in history. Six months later, the impact is clear and far-reaching.

• Key players in the meat recall -

19 August 2008, by The investigation of the Westland/Hallmark Meat Co.'s alleged abuse of cattle at the slaughterhouse prompted a massive recall in Jan. 2008 of beef from the facility.

• Meat Wagon: Whole Foods edition

11 August 2008, by By Tom Philpott In Meat Wagon, we round up the latest outrages from the meat industry. Suddenly, Whole Foods can't get a break. Its share price has plunged about 70 percent since the end of 2005. Its marketing execs are scrambling to shed the company's reputation for premium-priced offerings -- a market ...

• USDA To Begin Naming Retailers In Meat Recalls ... Sort Of

12 July 2008, by In a shift on federal food safety policy, the Bush administration soon will begin telling consumers during recalls whether their local grocery store has been stocking contaminated meat or poultry. The U.S. Department of Agriculture, which announced the change Friday, currently publicizes food recalls ...

• Agriculture Head Announces Move To Ban Downer Cattle From Food Supply

23 May 2008, by Agriculture Secretary Ed Schafer today announced he would move to end the practice of allowing some cows too sick or hurt to stand from entering the nation’s food supply. The proposed ban comes in response to the record recall of 143 pounds of beef from a Chino slaughterhouse — the largest recall of its kind in U.S. history. Schafer reiterated his stance that current policy — which allows, in rare occasions, for some “downer cows” to enter the food supply — does not present threat to public h