Mr Catalani said afterwards he had been impressed by the neatness and tidiness of the plant and also the advanced technology used. The visitors also saw a
mutton chain working and visited the boning room at the works. Later they went out on to a farm to see where the product comes from. From Christchurch they went on yesterday to call
on the Meat Board and meet representatives of the Meat Exporters’ Council in Wellington, and before leaving the country' next Wednesday they will visit the Meat Industry Research Institute in Hamil-
ton and more meat companies. There are 21 in the party, including Mr Consalvi, and apart from a few wives almost all of the men are in the meat importing field.
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