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Photo Gallery Germans Make Döners Too

Döner production has long been exclusively in the hands of Germany's significant Turkish population. But a slaughterhouse in southern Germany has become the region's leading producer of halal döner meat.
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Alexander Bärlein-Denterlein works for his family's halal slaughterhouse in the town of Neustadt in southern Germany. The family decided to get in on the ever-growing döner kebab market.

Foto: Christoph Ruf
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There are some 15,000 döner kebab shops in Germany serving up between 200 and 300 tons of döner meat each day.

Foto: Sören Stache/ dpa
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Here, a slaughterhouse in Berlin. Döner meat needs to be produced according to strict Muslim regulations.

Foto: A3397 Gero Breloer/ dpa
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In many parts of the country, döner spits are delivered to restaurants pre-made. But in some parts of Germany, restaurateurs prefer to assemble their own.

Foto: INA FASSBENDER/ REUTERS
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