Cattle Sold In Markets Cannot Be Slaughtered, Says Government

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  • Published On: May 26, 2017
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The environment ministry has banned the sale of cattle at animal markets for the purpose of slaughter -- a move that's expected to have huge repercussions on export and the domestic trade in beef and buffalo meat. The ministry clarified that cattle means "a bovine animal including bulls, bullocks, cows, buffalos, steers, heifers and calves and includes camels".

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