JBS Cobram plant and Longford sheep processing closed indefinitely

Terry Sim, 20 September 2017

JBS Australia’s Cobram abattoir and the company’s Longford plant small stock chain will be closed indefinitely after redundancies were offered to staff this week.

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ALMOST a quarter of sheep consignments examined in a South Australian saleyard blitz earlier this year were found to have tag and National Vendor Declaration issues.

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Changes to competition laws in Australia will introduce new arrangements to Section 46 of the Competition and Consumer Act. The new arrangements, which quietly passed through the Senate last week, will prohibit actions which have the effect of being anti-competitive.

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