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Cavel Restraining Order Expiring; Ruling on Temporary Operation Expected

June 14, 2007
Posted by The Associated Press

DeKalb, Ill., is home to the last remaining plant in the United States where horses are slaughtered for human consumption. Except for a portion sold to U.S. zoos, the horsemeat is shipped to be eaten by diners overseas.

The state banned such

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