Maun abattoir to resume operations

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MAUN: Plans are underway to commence operations at the Maun abbatoir, with the P7 million expansion project there expected to be completed later this week.

The abattoir has been shut down for refurbishments since July 24, 2015. The refurbishments included the addition of the automatic operations upgrading from the manual system.

In an interviw with Mmegi Business, plant manager at the abbatoir, Mothobi Mothobi, said the refurbishment is expected to increase the slaughter capacity of the abattoir from 90 to 120 per day.

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