“I read recently that 88 per cent of all animals in England each week are killed halal, five per cent is kosher and the seven per cent is the traditional British way.”
Source/Credit: Blackpool Gazette
By Gayle Rouncivell | August 28th 2017
When Peter and Jean Bartley’s farm business started to suffer, a chance conversation helped turn their fortunes around.
The couple made the decision to turn their farm halal – and just a few months on it’s going from strength to strength, with customers visiting from across the north west.
Peter and Jean retired to Lancaster from Cheshire four years ago – but soon took on Ward Field Farm in Galgate, and opened a farm shop on site.
“Farms have been my whole life, I have never known anything else,” Peter, 69, said.
Jean, 66, added: “Peter’s a farmer through and through and he couldn’t give it up, so we ended up taking this one on.”
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