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Both halal and kosher meat should be BANNED from Great Britain, including imports. But first, it’s time to confront the misinformation that halal & kosher meat is already labelled. Because it simply isn’t! Let’s educate them.

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Esther McVey calls for clearer labelling of halal and kosher meats in the UK She argued that consumers concerned about animal welfare particularly where pre‑stunning isn’t used - (88% of halal meat in the UK is pre-stunned) Transcript: “I beg to move, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to introduce compulsory labelling of halal and kosher meat and products containing halal and kosher meat; and for connected purposes. This is a Bill about animal welfare, transparency in meat production and consumer choice. It does not seek to ban halal or kosher meat. It seeks to ensure that it is clearly labelled. It is important that consumers have such information so that they can make an informed choice about what they are buying. Currently consumers do not have that information, and many are purchasing and consuming halal and kosher meat without their knowledge and agreement. The unique process of halal and kosher meat requires the animal to have its throat slit. In the case of halal meat, the animal is often stunned before it is killed — although it might not be — and for the shechita killing for kosher meat, there is no pre‑stunning. This lack of stunning causes the animal to experience severe pain. An individual concerned about animal welfare would want to know if the animal has been stunned prior to slaughter. Likewise, there are many religious groups who want to know what they are consuming too and whether the meat has been blessed by another religion. In all those cases clear labelling is essential to make an informed choice. Currently, the legislation that regulates animal slaughter is set out in assimilated EU regulation 1099/2009 on the protection of animals at the time of killing, as well as in the Welfare of Animals at the Time of Killing (England) Regulations 2015. Under these laws, animals must be stunned before they are killed, but exemptions exist for killing without stunning in accordance with specific religious rites. Added to that, there are currently no requirements for such meat to be labelled. What was once an exemption to the accepted stunning process of animals has become a growing part of the UK’s meat market. The Government’s own figures show that of the 1.035 billion animals processed in English and Welsh slaughterhouses in 2024, an estimated 214.6 million were slaughtered to produce halal meat. The analysis shows that the proportion of meat supplied by non‑stun slaughter is about four times greater than the proportion of Muslims and Jews in the UK. Although Government guidance is clear that meat that results from non‑stun slaughter “must be intended for consumption by Jews or Muslims”, production is clearly going way beyond that, so much so that the UK now exports halal meat. Between 2018 and 2019, there was an almost 700 % increase in the volume of sheep meat exported to the United Arab Emirates, all of which is required to be halal. Clearly, without compulsory labelling of non‑stunned meat, slaughterhouses have gone down the route of producing more of it. In effect, a two‑tier system has been created, whereby some slaughterhouses comply with stunning laws and others do not, citing the religious exemption, though without ever intending to focus their sale on that market. Unfortunately, a driver of the market for non‑stunned meat is the fact that a step of the process is removed, meaning that production of non‑stunned meat is cheaper. Supermarkets and food outlets can purchase that cheaper meat without ever declaring it to the customer, which is not what was intended by the legislation. We have seen many examples of this over the last 15 years; Britain’s biggest retailers — such as Sainsbury’s, Tesco, Marks & Spencer and Asda — have sold halal or kosher meat without informing the consumer, as have Domino’s, Pizza Hut and KFC. Non‑stunned produce is being used by 17 local councils in schools, the majority of which are not Islamic faith schools, without parents or children having the first idea about it. It is also being served in hospitals and local councils. In December, Labour put forward its much‑vaunted animal welfare strategy, a document lauded for its aim of “preventing animals suffering unnecessarily”, which included the banning of boiling live lobsters, banning the use of carbon dioxide to stun pigs, and steps to ensure the more humane slaughter of farmed fish. I was surprised and alarmed to see no mention of the more humane slaughter of animals and the labelling of halal and kosher meat. There was a clear opportunity to call for the labelling of halal and kosher meat, but it was missed. Nowhere in Labour’s 12,500‑word animal welfare strategy was it mentioned. 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Esther McVey calls for clearer labelling of halal and kosher meats in the UK She argued that consumers concerned about animal welfare particularly where pre‑stunning isn’t used - (88% of halal meat in the UK is pre-stunned) Transcript: “I beg to move, That leave be given to bring in a Bill to introduce compulsory labelling of halal and kosher meat and products containing halal and kosher meat; and for connected purposes. This is a Bill about animal welfare, transparency in meat production and consumer choice. It does not seek to ban halal or kosher meat. It seeks to ensure that it is clearly labelled. It is important that consumers have such information so that they can make an informed choice about what they are buying. Currently consumers do not have that information, and many are purchasing and consuming halal and kosher meat without their knowledge and agreement. The unique process of halal and kosher meat requires the animal to have its throat slit. In the case of halal meat, the animal is often stunned before it is killed — although it might not be — and for the shechita killing for kosher meat, there is no pre‑stunning. This lack of stunning causes the animal to experience severe pain. An individual concerned about animal welfare would want to know if the animal has been stunned prior to slaughter. Likewise, there are many religious groups who want to know what they are consuming too and whether the meat has been blessed by another religion. In all those cases clear labelling is essential to make an informed choice. Currently, the legislation that regulates animal slaughter is set out in assimilated EU regulation 1099/2009 on the protection of animals at the time of killing, as well as in the Welfare of Animals at the Time of Killing (England) Regulations 2015. Under these laws, animals must be stunned before they are killed, but exemptions exist for killing without stunning in accordance with specific religious rites. Added to that, there are currently no requirements for such meat to be labelled. What was once an exemption to the accepted stunning process of animals has become a growing part of the UK’s meat market. The Government’s own figures show that of the 1.035 billion animals processed in English and Welsh slaughterhouses in 2024, an estimated 214.6 million were slaughtered to produce halal meat. The analysis shows that the proportion of meat supplied by non‑stun slaughter is about four times greater than the proportion of Muslims and Jews in the UK. Although Government guidance is clear that meat that results from non‑stun slaughter “must be intended for consumption by Jews or Muslims”, production is clearly going way beyond that, so much so that the UK now exports halal meat. Between 2018 and 2019, there was an almost 700 % increase in the volume of sheep meat exported to the United Arab Emirates, all of which is required to be halal. 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🚨 Rupert Lowe calls for halal and kosher slaughter to be BANNED in the UK 🇬🇧 No animal should go through the barbaric slaughtered methods of these people, not in our country 🚫 It is time tk bam all non-stun slaughter❗️

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This is how Pakistanis prepare halal meat in Britain. Some pieces fall to the floor, but they put them back in the cart to sell. Zero hygiene.

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You have no idea what you are talking about. It is not the Hindus who hate muslims. It is the other way round. The whole concept of Halal is about otherisation. It separates muslims from non-muslims especially idol worshippers. The hate is so much that they won't even eat the meat if it is slaughtered by non-muslims especially Hindus. Meanwhile, Hindus are forced to eat Halal meat. It should be noted that meat becomes Halal only when it is slaughtered by a muslim while reciting muslim prayer.

You have no idea what you are talking about. It is not the Hindus who hate muslims. It is the other way round. The whole concept of Halal is about otherisation. It separates muslims from non-muslims especially idol worshippers. The hate is so much that they won't even eat the meat if it is slaughtered by non-muslims especially Hindus. Meanwhile, Hindus are forced to eat Halal meat. It should be noted that meat becomes Halal only when it is slaughtered by a muslim while reciting muslim prayer.

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It's an absolute lie that 88% of halal meat in the UK is stunned. The Mohammedan definition of 'stunning' requires that the animal is able to regain consciousness and is alive when Allah’s name is called at the time of slaughter. All halal (non-stun & 'stunned') must be banned. Carl Benjamin 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Firas Modad Lotuseaters.com

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As seen on CBC Nova Scotia, a Muslim man flat out lying about what Halal slaughter is. He claims it’s not mass slaughter but one person (as if that actually matters!) and that it’s one cut severing the neck (not really!) while the butcher says in the name of Allah (as if their sky daddy’s name purifies the meat). You want to know what halal slaughter really looks like? The butcher cuts the windpipe, food tract, and both jugular veins and carotid arteries, leaving the spinal cord intact. The animal is NOT stunned and the blood must be drained completely which means the heart must keep pumping, the animal must be kept alive for as long as possible, to make the meat halal. This is pure torture. I get people like to eat their meat. It doesn’t need to be this cruel and heartless. Animals don’t need to get tortured because some Muslim wants to have his halal barbecue. But this cruelty doesn’t stop at slaughtering animals. Halal is a whole industry and mindset.

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