Sentence examples for meat regulation from inspiring English sources

So on the question of lion meat regulation in the US, two of the most influential people in wildlife conservation delivered the verbal equivalent of a weary shrug.

Enforcement of meat regulation largely falls to local authorities and Rotherham council's budget was being severely strained by what had become a major criminal investigation costing it over £500,000.

The plants were among the first 15 to be examined as part of a series of investigations into possible safety lapses and misconduct in meat regulation in New York and northern New Jersey, said Thomas J. Billy, the administrator of the department's Food Safety and Inspection Service.

Dr Shuja Shafi, deputy secretary general of the Muslim Council of Britain, said while the FSA had been swift in acting on the horse meat issue, it had been "lamentably slow in acting on halal meat regulation".

The association and its allies have spent millions in recent years to deploy lobbyists defending its interests on meat regulations, inheritance taxes and other issues.

Be it a battle on Fracking, Social Security, Environmental pollution regulations, meat production regulation and standards, or minimum wage, each is countered by powerful money laden lobbies, dwarfing any influence from the general citizenry, thus significantly tilting the scale in their favor.

"The whole point of meat safety regulation is to prevent these problems before they turn into massive recalls".

Federal and Congressional investigators are examining possible lapses and misconduct in meat safety regulation in New York and New Jersey, federal officials say.

This country has been blessedly free of mad cow disease, but it is not encouraging to discover, as reported yesterday in The Times, that many American feed companies are not complying with regulations concerning labeling and the separation of rendered meat products, regulations designed to prevent any incidence of mad cow disease here.

Peter Boddy, 65, was fined £8,000 after admitting one count of failing to abide by EU meat traceability regulations.

Each year, more than 167 million pigs in the European Union (EU) are tested for Trichinella spp. under the current meat hygiene regulations.