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   Sowing Fresh Seeds: Food, Farming and Animal Welfare post Brexit | 17/02/2017

   As the UK will no longer be tied into the EU’s Common Agricultural Policy, Brexit gives us the opportunity to think about food and farming from scratch. Compassion in World Farming’s new report shows how we can build a system with really high…

   Download: Food Farming Animal Welfare post Brexit Compassion in World Farming January 2017.pdf | Size (0.67MB)
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   Help end the EU’s cruel live animal export trade | 17/02/2017

   The EU exports over two million cattle & sheep a year to the Middle East, North Africa and Turkey. The long journeys and slaughter practices in this region impose immense suffering on these animals. Compassion argues that this trade ignores…

   Download: Help end the EUs cruel live exports trade_84405.pdf | Size (0.74MB)
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   Reducing meat consumption: should the focus be on ruminants or monogastrics | 31/01/2017

   Many studies show that reducing meat consumption would benefit the environment and our health. However because ruminants (cattle and sheep) have higher greenhouse gas emissions, some advocate shifting from ruminants to pigs and poultry. This…

   Download: Reducing meat consumption should the focus be on ruminants or monogastrics - January 2017.pdf | Size (0.44MB)
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   Making sense of CETA | 20/10/2016

   CETA: An analysis of the final text of the Canada–European Union Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement

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   Case studies for humane and sustainable farming | 14/10/2016

   Case studies showing how inspirational farmers run commercial enterprises using more humane and sustainable methods:

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   Paris climate targets beyond our reach? | 13/09/2016

   We can’t hit the Paris targets without a reduction in meat and dairy consumption

   Download: CIWF_Climate change poster.pdf | Size (1.36MB) Read more
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   Why fluoroquinolone in poultry should be banned | 15/04/2016

   Fluoroquinolones are antibiotics classified by the World Health Organization as ‘critically important in human medicine’ due to their importance for treating infections such as Campylobacter, Salmonella and E. coli.

   Download: Why the use of fluoroquinolone antibiotics in poultry must be banned.pdf | Size (0.98MB) Read more
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   Farm Animal Cloning Factsheet | 23/03/2016

   The first mammal cloned from an adult cell was Dolly the sheep in 1996. The process that created Dolly is called somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT). Since then, many other species have been cloned using SCNT, including cow, pig, goat, horse…

   Download: farm-animal-cloning-factsheet formatted.pdf | Size (0.22MB)
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   A Way Forward for Crisis-Hit EU Dairy and Pig Sectors | 14/03/2016

   The EU pig and dairy sectors are being engulfed by a crisis of overproduction and falling prices. Agriculture Ministers are looking to help farmers with intervention measures to take excess milk and pork off the market and a drive to find new…

   Download: CIWF, March 2016. A way forward for the crisis hit EU dairy and pig sectors.pdf | Size (0.25MB) Read more
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    Paris Climate Agreement & 2030 Sustainable Development Goals | 15/01/2016

    Two closely linked agreements are the Paris Climate Agreement and the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A crucial challenge for the world for 2016 and beyond is implementation of these agreements. Policies and action designed to…

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