DENMARK:DANISH CROWN SAY ITS US RIVALS TELL LIES
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Danish Crown, the Danish meat giant's CEO Kjeld Johannesen is accusing its US rivals of telling lies about the situation regarding the foot-and-mouth disease in Europe. He says "the information given by slaughter house companies to moulders of public opinion, politicians and other decision makers is highly misleading", which will further lengthen the US ban on European meat imports. Johannesen has written a letter to its biggest rivals in the US regarding the matter. The likely recipients of his letter will be Smithfield and IBP among other things.
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Subject: Business, international
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Year: 2001
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DENMARK:LABOUR DISPUTE LOOMS AHEAD FOR ABATTOIRS
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A looming industrial dispute could bring the Danish abattoirs to a standstill. Yesterday, more than 80% of the 15,000 Danish slaughter-house workers turned down a deal proposed by the their employer organization and NFF, the association of industrial employees. The negotiators have until Thursday to come to an agreement. According to Valdemar Maller, chairman of the board of Tican, the slaughter-house company based on Jutland, says a strike would prove extremely costly for the business.
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DENMARK: SLAUGHTER HOUSE STRIKE AVERTED
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Danish slaughter house workers and their employer organization have managed to reach an agreement regarding pay and working hours. This means that the country's 15,000 slaughter house workers will not go on strike.
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