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Maine government building. Photo: David Grant/Flickr

Exclusive: Maine investigation of Cooke reveals 'poor handling of fish', prompts reform

The 99-page report details the state of Maine's investigation into Cooke's hatchery where animal cruelty was documented in October.

20 November 2019 21:13 GMT Updated  21 November 2019 18:45 GMT
By Rachel Sapin
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The state of Maine has completed its investigation into animal cruelty charges reported earlier this year at Cooke Aquaculture's operations in Bingham, Maine, where shocking video footage publicly released by animal rights group Compassion Over Killing (COK) in October showed tanks filled with fungus and salmon being stomped on.

Editor's note: US District Judge Mary Ann Vial Lemmon dismissed the litigation against the owners of Mariner Shipyard in April 2010.

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