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organic / humane meat

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organic / humane meat

Postby oceanborn on Sat Feb 16, 2008 4:16 pm

Hello people,

I have had a few requests for a list of organically farmed and humanely slaughtered meats that is available locally. Please post the link.

thankyou.
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Postby ronniejw on Mon Feb 18, 2008 9:33 pm

Well since humane is characterized by tenderness, compassion, mercy and sympathy for people and animals, esp. for the suffering or distressed I find it hard to believe that humane slaughter even exist or that anyone would even call the slaughter of animals humane. It seems to me that it would be humane if you spared the animals life.

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Postby ronniejw on Tue Feb 19, 2008 7:12 am

You might want to give this place a try:

Health Valley Organics or Alive Organics
28 Drynan St., Bayswater WA 6053
Ph: 9371 9908
Web: http://www.valley.iinet.net.au/

They Specialise in Raw, Unprocessed, Nutritious Foods but yesterday I noticed that they also sell lots of organic meat. This is a very large full service organic shop.

They also have Beginner Raw Food Classes.

The shop is located in an out of the way location that is about 1.5 Km from the Bayswater Train Station.
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Postby Trish on Wed Feb 20, 2008 12:35 pm

Hi Oceanview, With regards to organic meat and 'humane' slaughter: - I believe that organic meat can mean that the animal has been raised more humanely, however they still just get sold and slaughtered at the same place as any other animals are slaughtered.

I have been thinking of compiling a list of places that sell 'Free Range" meat. It is definitely a step in the right direction for people to buy only free range meat and eggs. When it comes to cruelty - apart from veal, chickens and pigs get the worst deal so it would definitely be worthwhile for people to know where they can source free range meat and eggs.

If I get time to do it, I will post it for you.

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Free Range Pork

Postby David on Wed Feb 20, 2008 9:33 pm

Hi Oceanborn, these are some of the butchers PAWS sourced out when campaigning regarding the "codes of practice" . To the best of our knowledge, the following outlets sell either free range or organic pork within the metropolitan area.

Mondo Di Carne Pty Limited

Type: Butchers – Retailer

Address: 824 Beaufort St Inglewood, 6052

Phone: 9 371 6350

Comments: Management claims that almost all pork products are free range



Bert’s Gourmet Butchers

Type: Butchers – Retail

Address: Shop 3 The Park Centre Albany Highway, East Victoria Park

Phone: 9 362 2119

Comments: Specialise in free range products


Boatshed Quality Meats

Type: Franchise finesse butchers – retails

Address: 40 Jarrad St Cottesloe

Phone: 9 385 3185

Comments: A ‘Five Star’ chain meat outlet, this is the only one in the franchise within the metro area












Dalkeith Village Butchers

Type: Butchers – retailers

Address: Shop 7, 81 Warratah Ave. Dalkeith, 6009

Phone: 9386 2535


Barleyfield Beef

Type:Butchers – retail

Address: Junction Fresh Market, Shop 2a/380 Great Eastern Highway, Woodbridge

Phone: 9 370 5932

e-mail: jane@barleyfield.com.au

comments: visit website www.barleyfield.com.au for more information. All pigs are paddock reared and grown on organic pastures.

David Jones Department Stores

Type: Chain Franchise Store containing meat outlets that sell organic meat (but not necessarily free range)

Outlets:

Hay street mall, 622 Hay Street, Perth, 6000
Phone: 9 210 4000

Garden City, 125 Riselyst, Booragoon, 6154.
Phone: 9 210 5300

Karrinyup Shopping Centre, 200 Karrinyup Road, Karrinyup, 6018
Phone: 9 210 4600
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Postby John on Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:30 pm

Organic doesn't have anything to do with treatment of the animals, humane or otherwise. All it means is the animal was fed "organic" food when they were "raising" the animal ie. no pesticides, no hormone treatment, no gmo etc.

Organic farmers can still forcefeed them, shut them in tiny cages and inflict whatever other abuses they wish to. Oceanview may actually mean "humanely raised and slaughtered organic meat" but I'm not sure if there even is such a product.
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Postby ronniejw on Thu Jul 03, 2008 10:32 am

To learn about the Humane Myth please visit this website:

http://www.humanemyth.org/index.htm

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About HumaneMyth.org (taken from the website)

We are a community of former farmers, animal rescuers, animal sanctuary founders, educators, and artists working to create a just and nonviolent future.

Currently, both the animal-using industry and some animal advocacy organizations are propagating the idea that it is possible to use and kill animals in a manner that can be fairly described as respectful or compassionate or humane. We believe that this "Humane Myth" misrepresents the realities of animal use, and cultivates a positive image of activities that are neither just nor kind nor sustainable.

The purpose of this web site is to correct the misinformation that is associated with the Humane Myth, and to inspire a form of working for the peaceful transformation of our society that fully respects the inherent dignity and worth of animals and people alike.

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I hope all of you find this site useful.
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Postby enviroman on Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:11 pm

Just wondering how people feel about actual carnivores - i.e. animals that kill other animals for food...do you think its ok for a person to eat the flesh of an animal they actually kill themself? i dont have a problem with people that kill for themself and only for themself (i.e. they are not exploiting animals or causing sustainability problems).
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