In The Press
Farmers Weekly: RSPCA defends role in Ramsgate sheep slaughter
The RSPCA has defended its involvement in an incident during which more than 40 sheep were killed at the port of Ramsgate.
Read more"Activist Watch" launches on Meatingplace
“Activists have grown into a well-funded and strategically orchestrated threat to farmers and ranchers in America,” said Animal Agriculture Alliance President and CEO Kay Johnson Smith. “It’s essential that our meat and food industry partners…
Read moreTelegraph: Chimpanzees have 'sense of fairness'
Chimpanzees have a similar sense of fairness to people, say scientists.
Read moreFarmers Weekly: Modern hens shun friendships, study shows
Hens reared in commercial conditions do not form friendships and are not particular about who they spend time with, a Royal Veterinary College study has found.
Read moreHuffington Post: The Cruellest of All Factory Farm Products: Eggs From Caged Hens
Battery cages are small wire cages where about 95 percent of laying hens spend their entire lives; each hen is given about 67-76 square inches of space (a standard sheet of paper measures 94 square inches).
Read moreHerald Scotland: Buy British to pay the price for better animal welfare
Your local butcher is not knowingly part of a criminal ring. New European Union animal welfare legislation that came into force on January 1 made it illegal to confine sows in individual metal cages, known as sow stalls. Despite having had more…
Read moreNZ Herald News: Crafar Farms animal abuse trial postponed
A trial involving five parties linked to the running of Crafar Farms who face hundreds of charges between them of animal abuse has been postponed.
Read moreFoodBev.com: News | Coles Brand delivers on animal welfare commitments
Coles has delivered on its customer commitment to improve animal welfare standards a year ahead of schedule by totally removing caged eggs and sow stall produced pork from its Coles brand product range.
Read moreBBC News: Animal cruelty: Judge refuses appeal on jail sentence
A judge at Londonderry Crown Court has refused to suspend a jail sentence imposed on a Country Antrim cattle dealer who admitted a charge of cruelty to a bull.
Read moreTelegraph: RSPCA accused of needlessly slaughtering sheep
The RSPCA has been accused of needlessly slaughtering more than 40 sheep at a Kent dockside and using a photograph of the dead animals to further its campaign against live animal exports.
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