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Covid-19 in the slaughterhouses: an opportunity to reflect
From La Repubblica in Italian – please use Google translate or similiar if required...
‘Ban on bushmeat’ after Covid-19 but what if alternative is factory farming?
Governments and WHO face pressure to ban commercial trade in wild animals, but experts say this would criminalise a way of life for millions of people...
US farms are using more antibiotics despite warnings
The use of antibiotics in animals on US factory farms is increasing despite warnings that the practice risks spreading deadly superbugs....
Will COVID-19 Kill The Meat Industry?
A recession is already looming in the face of the pandemic: how badly will this affect animal agriculture?...
Podcast – Animals Have Feelings Too
You probably already know that industrialised farming is chemically intensive and a big greenhouse gas polluter – but how much do you really know about animal agriculture?...
Concerns grow over US involvement in UK poultry industry
Research showing that half of the UK’s chickens are now being produced either fully or partly by companies controlled by US agribusinesses has prompted concerns about American influence in the British food sector....
Half of UK chickens produced by US agriculture giants
Half of the UK’s chickens are being produced by companies fully or partly controlled by US agribusinesses, according to an analysis of industry data...
Industrial pig and chicken farming continuing to rise – The Guardian
“We’re at a crossroads and have an opportunity to reinvent British food and farming. We can move towards a thriving countryside where farm animals are restored to the land.”...
“FARMAGEDDON”, di Philip Lymbery, il vero prezzo della carne economica.
Italian book review of Farmageddon - please use Google Translate or similiar to read....
Industrial Livestock Farms and the Environmental Impacts
Philip Lymbery, the chief executive officer of Compassion in World Farming, calls industrial livestock “the cascade of cruelty of intensive animal farming.” ...
France and Germany to ban controversial practice of slaughtering male chicks in 2021
France and Germany are to ban the notoriously cruel culling of male chickens, which animal rights activists hope will be also be adopted in Britain...
2020 Sustainable Food and Farming Award now open for nominations
Compassion in World Farming invites entries to its 2020 Sustainable Food and Farming Award which recognises producers and businesses taking steps to farm in ways that protect, improve and restore wildlife and the environment....
BBC One Documentary Shows The Catastrophic Effects Of Eating Meat
Last night’s BBC’s hard-hitting documentary ‘Meat: A threat to our Planet’ showed poignantly how our hunger for meat is killing our planet....
Fear the Fever: what can be done to tackle the African swine fever pandemic?
African swine fever has already claimed half the pigs in China. Now the ‘biggest animal disease outbreak ever’ has arrived in Europe...
5 ways veganism could save the planet
The #vegan has reached 85.8 million posts on Instagram, perhaps the most millennial marker of a lifestyle choice gone mainstream. Here, Vogue guides you through five ways veganism can make a positive impact on the environment...
Pigs ‘burn from the inside out’ in gas chambers
Every bacon butty or ham sandwich comes at a price: the horrific and hidden suffering of the pigs – animals said to be more intelligent and sociable than dogs...
#EndTheCageAge – NGOs, MEPs and EU citizens unite
Compassion in World Farming and representatives of other Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) were joined by Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) and EU Citizens to celebrate the closing of the End the Cage Age...
100 Extra Cities the Size of London
Imagine opening your morning newspaper to read the headline, “Government agrees to building a hundred new cities the size of London.”...
It’s time for honest labelling…
The bucolic scenes and reassuring phrases on meat and dairy packaging are often a world away from the reality. ...
Food for Thought
One man's mission to transform the way we see the meat on our plate....
Thousands of chickens die in heatwave at farm supplying major UK supermarkets
Thousands of chickens died in last week’s heatwave at a Red Tractor-endorsed farm that supplies major supermarkets including Tesco and Sainsbury’s....
Boris Johnson: Environment Charities & Eco Activists React
Euronews: BoJo has been a polarising character for years. From Mayor of London, to leader of the Conservatives, to prime minister of the UK, many eco activists have derided his voting record on matters concerning climate change....
Please stop trucking farm animals to Europe for slaughter, urge Hyde park protestors
Live transport protesters gathered in Hyde Park on Friday to call for an end to trucking farm animals across the UK into Europe for slaughter....
Ammonia pollution damaging more than 60% of UK land
Study finds most sensitive plant and wildlife habitats are worst affected, yet government has no clear plans to monitor impact...
The Ferret ‘Sick’ salmon film prompts government probe into Scottish fish farm
Scottish Government inspectors have launched an investigation into video evidence of alleged animal cruelty at a salmon farm on the north west coast....
Chris Packham Urges People To Go Vegan – Or Reduce Meat And Dairy
The acclaimed wildlife naturalist and broadcaster, who has become a patron of the charity Compassion In World Farming, wants people to learn more about animal agriculture....
LONDON’S HISTORIC SAVOY HOTEL HOSTS ITS FIRST MAJOR VEGAN BANQUET
The iconic Savoy Hotel, a luxury hotel located in the Strand in London, just held its first vegan banquet. Hosted by industry networking organisation Women in Advertising and Communications in London (WACL), the banquet was not only a first for the hotel but expected to......
China sustains efforts to improve animal welfare
The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations will continue cooperating with China on farm animal welfare to help improve animal health and food safety...
Navigating The Moral Maze of Milk
Ahead of the famous Ludlow Food Festival, Philip Lymbery talks to BBC presenter, Jim Hawkins about his forthcoming talk at Ludlow...
The White Stuff
Philip Lymbery wants to challenge popular conceptions about milk – Shropshire Weekly...