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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Livestock Slaughterings.

Sheep slaughterings in 1982

Summary

In licensed export premises, 904,100 sheep were slaughtered, worth £41 million to producers; factory figures were withheld as confidential, while veterinary fees were £243,167 and CBF levy £55,462.

asked the Minister for Agriculture (i) the number of sheep slaughtered in Irish meat plants in 1982 and their value; (ii) the individual number of sheep slaughtered in the various Irish meat factories in 1982; (iii) the deductions made for his Department, CBF levies, etc., and the individual amounts for each levy.

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The number of sheep slaughtered in licensed meat export premises in 1982 was 904,100 head. The value of these slaughterings in terms of prices to producers was IR£41 million.

It would not be appropriate for me to disclose individual factories' slaughterings as this information is confidential.

The veterinary inspection fees payable to my Department amounted to £243,167 and £55,462 was payable in respect of CBF levy.

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