Tasmanian Quality Meats is making assurances animal welfare is a paramount priority as it faces losing its export licence over an alleged breach.
The Federal Department of Agriculture is weighing up enforcing a licence suspension on the filmed evidence of activists at Cressy.
Tasmanian Quality Meats owner Jake Oliver has suggested his 200 staff are at risk of losing their jobs if there is a suspension and farmers will be hit hard.
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