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Pak Mecca Meats in the press, from charity sales at the livestock markets to new sites and new jobs. Every story links to the original report.
CNI News reported on a dinner at Regent Park Hall in Birmingham to mark Pakistan's 78th Independence Day, organised by CNI News Network and Pak Mecca Meats.
Original headline78th Independence Day Mega Dinner at Regent Park Hall | By CNI Network & PAK Mecca Meats | Report
Watch the report on YouTube (opens in a new tab)At Darlington Farmers Auction Mart, Pak Mecca Meats was one of the buyers who bought a charity ewe and gave it back to be sold again. The ewe raised £1,900 towards a 10-year-old's fundraising.
Original headlineDarlington Farmers Auction Mart
Read the report in the Weardale Gazette (opens in a new tab)The Scottish Farmer's market report lists Pak Mecca Meats among the buyers of a charity lot sold several times over at £540. The sale raised £6,790, and more than £7,000 with a final donation.
Original headlinePrime sales to include Dingwall, Stirling, Darlington and Ayr
Read the report in The Scottish Farmer (opens in a new tab)At Rugby mart's Christmas primestock show, which raised at least £3,000 for Blood Cancer UK, Pak Mecca Meats bought the champion lambs, put them back up for sale and bought them again, with the second sale going to the charity.
Original headlineThe generosity of the farming community knows no bounds
Read the report in Farmers Guardian (opens in a new tab)The Express & Star reported on plans to take over the former Tulip meat factory on George Henry Road in Tipton, which the company said would create 200 jobs.
Original headlineHalal abattoir applies to take over Tipton's Tulip meat factory
Read the report in the Express & Star (opens in a new tab)Press
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