'slaughter practices' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to practices related to the killing of animals for food or other reasons. For example, "The factory farm has come under scrutiny, due to its unethical slaughter practices."
Researchers have started to probe local abattoirs, looking for trends in slaughter practices or product distribution to village shops.
After that report, Agriprocessors changed its slaughter practices, responding to pressure from agriculture officials and from Orthodox Union kosher certification authorities.
The group also said that handling and slaughter practices in approved Vietnamese abattoirs in the so-called exporter supply chain assurance system (ESCAS) did not meet ESCAS standards.
"This time it's animals being subjected to rough handling, being thrown, transported in car boots and subject to some horrific slaughter practices.
With these laws on the books, animal welfare advocates have hoped to save horses from days-long journeys across the border, and the slaughter practices used in foreign plants.
Earlier, in a 30 minute address designed to reassure the Israelis of his personal commitment to their security, Cameron found some Jewish ancestry in his great-great-great-grandfather, promised to defeat any attempt to ban kosher slaughter practices in the UK and claimed to have led the fight against antisemitism.
This year halal meat was the hot topic, reviving the debate over the ritual slaughter practiced by Muslims.
The butcher's daughter of the title is the only child of a shoykhet, a ritual kosher slaughterer, so I spent some time learning about slaughtering practices, the texts for which are naturally all in Hebrew.
Tradition, it seems, takes priority over humane slaughtering practices.
But even images of the best slaughtering practices can be misunderstood, Ms. Riley said.
And his indignation with Chabad coincided with a big story later in 2004, when People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals released video of the slaughtering practices inside Agriprocessors, a vast kosher-meat plant in Iowa owned and operated by a Lubavitcher family, the Rubashkins.
