Ordinance 309: Measure seeks to ban existing and future slaughterhouses in Denver ...Middle East

Denver voters will decide on Nov. 5 if current and future slaughterhouses should be banned in the city.  Currently, there is only one slaughterhouse in Denver, employee-owned Superior Farms, which has slaughtered, processed and packaged lambs and lamb meat at its location near the Platte River and Western Stock Show complex since the 1950s. About 300,000 lambs are slaughtered each year at the site, which would be forced to close if the ordinance passes. Here’s what you need to know about Ordinance 309.  What are the economic impacts if Ordinance 309 passes? The American Sheep Industry Association reports that Colorado is the third highest producer of sheep and lambs in the Unite

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