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Squeaky clean! 11 >n a processing operation that the stock clean ever^ step the - •’-*//'\ ’i’S ’V; ‘ - ‘.c® farms, the stock carrying vehicles and, of course, at the works ’ eliminated. Anything less unacceptable in country. Few countries, if any, .provide a more sophisticated hygiene protection system than New Zealand. We are large scale W ' I I operators and have become world leaders in the development ,J= and use of meat technology. ■■: ■ UPGRADING swM \ Several brand new works have been opened recently and ' === . older established works have massive up-grading programmes in operation. Not only for the health and hygiene ■ 1 of stock but also for the improved working environment of the - lar 9 e em P |o y ed - / fl B INSPECTION The Goverment, through the Ministry of Agriculture and ■■ =r Fisheries provides veterinarians and inspectors 'at all export freezing works to check that all processing conforms to the lIIMII 3e~-_l_=„ high standards of hygiene and quality required by our ' fjP ’ customers in the world markets. A 2.2 billion dollar export i==s4isib=i f - - "x. _ ’ earner needs this kind of protection and gets it. " tSL jef. —■==■■ = _ =-f . Not just the export meat of course. Domestic processing gets “ -"W 1 j the same scrupulous attention. We have the best meat in the __ s=" T = _ =■ world and we are going to keep it that way/ W- costs ' Keeping standards up, improving conditions, bringing in new ' ~ IJiSigk-.;=;i technology that ultimately makes the complete function of = our industry better, costs money. In today’s highly competitive - " r ‘ l . " --== ■ 1 r’-s.--world we have to stay up there at the top. That's wt)y ‘ /Oißssi ’ each year we spend substantial sums on research, SisSi s’:s knowing we will ALL benefit from our findings. Better working isIB •• ' environment and conditions for the large labour force (34.000 '-s .rrhss-fe I’ . spread throughout the country!) for this, the largest single '■ I ■£-- . / | J|J r ' earner of overseas exchange funds for New Zealand. j the future ' Maa B |M w-- jjatejL K a-~=.L=. This is an agricultural country...one of the foremost in the Mi B ’ '~.'i ==” S m world and.that has been made possible by the vast ~ . contribution to the nation’s prosperity supplied by the . ■EMS 3 farming community. There has been talk of the country 'going g-s |M B ' s ' . to the wall'. Rubbish! There is no danger of that. New Zealand 'f*< 4 , / farmers and freezing companies are working together, _ ''' benefitting mutually. Many farmers are shareholders m I 1 freezing companies. There is a close and healthy tie between producer and processor. ifli AWARENESS ■ : ..-. i- In our second century we hope that the people of New Zealand will continue to be aware of the far-reaching importance of the freezing industry, the skill with which it is operated, the overseas money it earns and the number of New Zealanders it employs. We are doing welL.we are proud r of that...and we will continue...TßYlNG TO IMPROVE THINGS ALL THE TIME. F J WMm IBB|Bgl|gg||gF New Zealand By wamswbbf Freezing Companies IcMMMk Association Inc iooyeak s flBBMlieaaa NZFB22