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The Fight to Save Small-Scale Slaughterhouses (The Atlantic)

DateWednesday, May 26, 2010 at 3:09PM

T&E Meats co-owner Joe Cloud is a regular blogger at The Atlantic.

His latest post is titled, "The Fight to Save Small-Scale Slaughterhouses".

An excerpt:

Picture an hourglass and you'll understand the sustainable meat crisis: there are plenty of willing consumers out there, and there are more and more farmers looking to "meat" that consumer demand (sorry—couldn't help myself!), but the real bottleneck is processing capacity. Small, community-based meat processing plants have become an endangered species, done in by an ocean of super-cheap industrial meat and the challenge of meeting the Byzantine demands of USDA regulations without a Ph.D. in microbiology.

Read the entire article online at The Atlantic. Subscribe to Joe's future posts by clicking here.

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