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Neglect of horses on farm in Buckinghamshire
Compassion in World Farming is appalled at the news of the neglect of horses on a farm in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, resulting in the death of 32 horses and the mistreatment of many ponies and donkeys.
Read more2012 EU battery cage ban will be upheld
Battery cages will be banned in 2012 as European Commission rejects farmers' call for postponement.
Read moreThe Co-operative to go cage-free on eggs
The Co-operative has announced an end to the sale of eggs from caged hens. The move means that over half a million hens, supplying the Co-operative with eggs each year, will be kept out of cages.
Read moreUndercover investigations - behind the scenes
Our recent investigation into intensive poultry production made front page news in The Independent newspaper. Here our investigator gives a behind the scenes account of the investigation and what we uncovered.
Read moreRevealed: Inside the UK's chicken sheds
A new investigation by Compassion in World Farming exposes the horrendous conditions of the UK's chicken sheds.
Read moreA disaster waiting in the wings
Early in 2007, the United Nations' FAO research report stated that densely-populated livestock production generates "significant animal and public health risks."
Read moreVeal update: Tesco launches organic option
Supermarket shoppers will have the chance to make a difference to the welfare of British calves by supporting UK organic veal production: since the end of November 2007 Tesco has been selling organic rose veal produced by Helen Browning's…
Read moreDefra urged to end live animal exports
"Trade in meat, not live animals" was the strong message from Compassion in World Farming staff and supporters who gathered outside Defra's London Headquarters on 14 December.
Read moreVeal update: Selfridges removes veal from shelves
Selfridges is removing veal from its shelves after Compassion in World Farming discovered calves kept in narrow pens little wider than veal crates at farms in the Netherlands.
Read moreFearnley-Whittingstall gives London a Good Egg Award
On 13 December, Celebrity chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall presented the Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone, with a Good Egg award on behalf of Compassion in World Farming.
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