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Home » Our inspections » transport » Inspection of livestock truck from Sleegers company on Hungarian highway

Inspection of livestock truck from Sleegers company on Hungarian highway

May 22, 2014

Compliments to the Dutch transport company “Sleegers”.

The EonA/AWF team in Hungary partly trailed and had stopped one of his trucks today on the highway near Szeged. On board were breeding boars and gilts from northern France. Conditions were according to the legislation; the boars were separated from eachother to avoid fighting, the gilts had plenty of space, and there was bedding, feed and water.

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The animals were all calm, most of which were sleeping. There were two drivers who showed us the paper work and drove smoothly. Breeding animals are worth more money and thus often transported in much better conditions than animals going for slaughter.

We wish to see such concern for all animals one day.

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