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Fallout of Inghams turkey cruelty

POULTRY company Inghams has been publicly slammed after workers were filmed beating and kicking turkeys as they were restrained for slaughter.

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Fallout of Inghams turkey cruelty

Following the airing of the footage on ABC's Lateline last night, Inghams said it would sack any of its workers identified as abusing animals and it would install video monitoring in live bird handling...

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