Pic shows: In a statement, Sobeval said that "there was no evidence of non-conformity" and that it intended to file a complaint against the animal rights organisation L214. The statement added: "These allegations undermine the honour of Sobeval and its operators who are trained and concerned with respect for animal protection." The statement added that it was its top priority to "ensure the proper application of laws, regulations and good practices of our employees when it comes to slaughtering animals." Sobeval also indicated that it was "committed to cooperate" with the state services for an in-depth viewing of the video. The veal slaughterhouse that has shocked France after footage allegedly showing numerous violations emerged has announced it is suing the animal rights organisation that released it for libel.