Flying Pig Ranch Studios Garners Third Award for the Documentary “Look Where I Stand”
‘Pig Meat’ journeys from cute to cutlets
A series of food-safety scandals in the early and mid 2000s — involving, among other scares, bacteria-infected milk and poisonous Chinese dumplings — have made many more people in Japan aware of the need to know — and the danger of not knowing — the origins of their daily fare. The scandals also forced the government to be more proactive, leading to the 2005 implementation of the Basic Act on …
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Paws galore
Melbourne’s dog lovers and their pets – plus a pig – came out in their thousands for the RSPCA’s Million Paws Walk.
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Flying Pig Ranch Studios Garners Third Award for the Documentary “Look Where I Stand”
After already receiving an Aegis award for best documentary and a Communitas award for corporate community responsibility, Flying Pig Ranch Studios has received the Hermes Creative Platinum award.
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