Poultry company's financial crisis leads to cannibalism
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Thousands of chickens euthanized in South Africa after they were left starving and eating each other
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South African state-owned poultry company ran out of money to feed the birds.
The chickens were owned by Daybreak Foods , a major poultry supplier owned by South Africa’s state asset management company Public Investment Corp. The chickens hadn’t been fed for more than a week , the NSPCA said.
The company denied permission to take the birds to slaughterhouse because they were too small.