Judge Rules against N.M. Horse Processing Plant
Pat Raia
January 21, 2014
A judge granted an injunction preventing Valley Meat Co. from opening its long-sought horse processing plant.
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A judge granted an injunction preventing Valley Meat Co. from opening its long-sought horse processing plant.
Congress has passed a bill that eliminates funding to carry out horsemeat inspections at domestic plants.
The group says TWHBEA is violating law by making them to travel to remove a board of directors member.
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The TWHBEA members contend the association is forcing them to travel in order to remove a director.
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A judge will hear arguments on both sides of the case on Jan. 13 before issuing a ruling.
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