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Beernink slaughterhouse in Oldenzaal (NL) shows no interest in animal welfare advice

October 1, 2019

At the end of May, Eyes on Animals made an unannounced visit to the Beernink slaughterhouse in Oldenzaal (NL). We spoke briefly with the owner about the work of Eyes on Animals and the state of animal welfare in their slaughterhouse. At Beernink cattle, sheep, goats and Billy goats are slaughtered. Some of the animals are slaughtered for the halal market, but stunning … [Read more...] about Beernink slaughterhouse in Oldenzaal (NL) shows no interest in animal welfare advice

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, animal welfare inspection, slaughterhouses

Slaughterhouse ESA donates equipment to EonA project in Ghana

September 23, 2019

Since 2017, Eyes on Animals has been working in Ghana to reduce the suffering of animals in slaughterhouses. Although Eyes on Animals has convinced several slaughterhouses to stun the animals before slaughter, most animals in Ghana still have their throats cut while still fully conscious.  Blunt and short knives are often used causing the animals tremendous pain. … [Read more...] about Slaughterhouse ESA donates equipment to EonA project in Ghana

Filed Under: Good news, News Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, slaughterhouses

Eyes on Animals is not welcome at the Vit’s beef slaughterhouse Twente, Oldenzaal

August 28, 2019

At the end of May EonA visited Vit’s beef Twente slaughterhouse in Oldenzaal. Although we were welcomed and had an open conversation with the manager, he wanted time  to consider whether he was happy to give us a tour of the slaughterhouse. We contacted the manager again in August. He said that he had  spoken to his colleagues who  decided they were … [Read more...] about Eyes on Animals is not welcome at the Vit’s beef slaughterhouse Twente, Oldenzaal

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal welfare inspection, slaughterhouses

Visit of Eikelenboom slaughterhouse in Lith (NL)

August 15, 2019

Today we made an unannounced visit to Eikelenboom slaughterhouse in Lith (NL), where we were warmly welcomed by the owner, Jan Eikelenboom. After a short introductory talk, where  we introduced ourselves, we were invited for a tour of the slaughterhouse . At the time, there were only sheep in the lairage.  At Eikelenboom  they slaughter both sheep and goats. … [Read more...] about Visit of Eikelenboom slaughterhouse in Lith (NL)

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare inspection, sheep, slaughterhouses

Slaughterhouse Oud Rijsenburg not interested in visit Eyes on Animals

August 11, 2019

Today, during the Feast of Sacrifice, Eyes on Animals paid a surprise visit to the Oud Rijsenburg slaughterhouse in Driebergen. We spoke with the owner for a long time, but unfortunately, he was not interested in a visit from Eyes on Animals. According to the owner, laws to improve animal … [Read more...] about Slaughterhouse Oud Rijsenburg not interested in visit Eyes on Animals

Filed Under: Bad news, News Tagged With: animal welfare inspection, slaughterhouses

Eyes on Animals visits the slaughterhouse of KemperKip in Uden

July 24, 2019

On Wednesday 24 July a team from Eyes on Animals made an unannounced visit to the slaughterhouse of KemperKip in Uden. We wanted to see if measures were being taken to protect chickens waiting for slaughter during the extreme heat of this week.  No slaughtering was taking place on the day but we had the opportunity to have a conversation with an … [Read more...] about Eyes on Animals visits the slaughterhouse of KemperKip in Uden

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal welfare inspection, slaughterhouse design, slaughterhouses

First visit of Hayrabol slaughterhouse, Turkey

July 17, 2019

Today our team in Turkey visited Hayrabol slaughterhouse in Turkey. We wanted to get an impression of the conditions inside and see if there was interest from the managers and veterinarian in animal-welfare. The manager of the plant was absent. The veterinarians were present and very willing to discuss animal-welfare. They admitted that things could be improved on, but it … [Read more...] about First visit of Hayrabol slaughterhouse, Turkey

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare improvements, cattle, slaughterhouses

EoA takes Animal Welfare Officer course at Bristol Veterinary School (Langford) of Bristol University

July 3, 2019

The EU slaughter law requires medium and large sized slaughterhouses to have an Animal Welfare Officer (AWO) who is responsible for the welfare of the animals and who needs to stay current on the developments of animal welfare. Therefore, this person needs to take a course: the AWO- course.It's always been unknown to us what is taught during this course and what knowledge … [Read more...] about EoA takes Animal Welfare Officer course at Bristol Veterinary School (Langford) of Bristol University

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Discussions with Islam theologians in Turkey about the question of pre-stunning animals during slaughter

June 12, 2019

Asalet Sancakdaroğlu is a freelance expert for Eyes on Animals and AWF and has been visiting slaughterhouses throughout Turkey since 2011. Today he interviewed two Islamic theologians (Dr. Prof. Hayri Kırbaşoğlu and Dr. Prof. Ilhami Güler) about whether animals could be rendered unconscious before slaughter and still be considered Halal meat.  Both … [Read more...] about Discussions with Islam theologians in Turkey about the question of pre-stunning animals during slaughter

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: halal, slaughterhouse design, slaughterhouses, Türkei

Unannounced visit of Dokkum mobile slaughter unit

May 29, 2019

Today an EonA team was in Friesland and decided to check on the new mobile slaughter units run by the owner of Dokkum cattle slaughterhouse.  Three days a week, 4 of his “ mobile slaughter trucks” travel to farms in the 3 northern provinces, to slaughter cows that are no longer fit for transport, but still good for consumption. His mobile slaughter units are also used … [Read more...] about Unannounced visit of Dokkum mobile slaughter unit

Filed Under: Our inspections, slaughterhouses Tagged With: slaughterhouse design, slaughterhouses

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Press-release: NVWA takes action against Irish transporters leaving calves without milk for too long

The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) is taking enforcement action … [Read More...] about Press-release: NVWA takes action against Irish transporters leaving calves without milk for too long

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Improving broiler catching and loading: Eyes on Animals presents to the Better Chicken Business Network

August 1, 2026

Weeks of good stockmanship can be undone in just a few hours of rough catching and loading. Catching … [Read More...] about Improving broiler catching and loading: Eyes on Animals presents to the Better Chicken Business Network

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After years of our fieldwork and our enforcement requests, the NVWA (the Dutch government inspection authority) is finally taking action.

The NVWA has made it clear to the entire calf export-import industry between Ireland and the Netherlands: transporting unweaned calves for more than 30 hours without milk will no longer be tolerated.

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