CHILLED MEAT
WILL BE TAKEN TO BRITAIN FROM DOMINIONS OPINION OF EXPERT V Hired r.A. — By Telegraph — Copyeinht Reed. 9-5. a.m. LONDON. Thurs. Colonel W. Dunlop Young, the noted et« rina ry - 1 < >n. in a pa pe r bet the British Ret rigerat i*m Association, said his re cent tour of Aust ili the Dominions had impressed on him tiiat it xvas impossible to realise how we could exist without refrigeration. It was incorrect to say that chilled meat cannot he brought front the Dominions. He was absolutely certain that engineers will eventually bring chilled meat from Australia and Xew~Zealand satisfactorily, if the meat was of the same Quality as the South American, and in sufficient quantity. Ships should load at the nearest port to Britain, come direct and discharge at the first suitable port.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 821, 15 November 1929, Page 10
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136CHILLED MEAT Sun (Auckland), Volume III, Issue 821, 15 November 1929, Page 10
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