The phrase 'meat processing industry' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the business of preparing, preserving, or manufacturing meat products. For example, "The meat processing industry has taken a hit due to the recent surge in veganism."
The paper presents a waste to energy conversion solution using a pyro-air-gasification process applied to biodegradable residues from meat processing industry integrated with small scale thermodynamic cycle for power generation.
The latest scandal surrounding horsemeat in processed food could be "disastrous" for the meat processing industry, retail analysts are warning.
Abattoirs Though highly regulated, abattoirs are under scrutiny after claims there is a "murky" side to the meat processing industry.
A report into inspection standards in the Belgian meat processing industry carried out by Price Waterhouse for the government earlier this year was finally made public yesterday warning of considerable weaknesses in the supervision of farms and slaughterhouses.
The Westland/Hallmark video was shot and edited in ways that made it more effective than some earlier undercover slaughterhouse videos, according to people who work in the meat processing industry and longtime animal rights advocates.
RFID tags had been compulsory on horses for six years when the scandal broke in January 2013, revealing how complex and obscure the meat processing industry could be, and the inadequacy of certain controls.
Mr. Bush was the top recipient of campaign money from the industry in his 2000 election and again this year, as well as from allies like the dairy and meat processing industries.
The aim of the study was to assess L. monocytogenes presence in Portuguese ready-to-eat meat processing industries.
Other economic sectors showed interest in employing temporary workers from the Pacific such as the New Zealand dairy and meat processing industries.
In New Zealand, meat processing populations face many health problems as a result of the nature of work in meat processing industries.
Though prototypes of the assembly line can be traced to antiquity, the true ancestor of this industrial technique could be found in the 19th-century meat-processing industry in Cincinnati, Ohio, and in Chicago, where overhead trolleys conveyed carcasses from worker to worker.
