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Demand London Olympics raises bar on animal welfare
The Food Vision Paper for the 2012 Olympics could see Olympic athletes and the public served standard intensive chicken and pig meat if a current proposal by the organisers goes ahead.
Read morePigs in Europe still suffering says Compassion
Urgently needed enforcement of EU laws on pig welfare received welcome attention at a recent European Commission workshop following calls on this issue from Compassion in World Farming.
Read moreWe don't need factory farming to feed the world
New scientific research commissioned by Compassion in World Farming and Friends of the Earth shows that we can feed the booming world population without intensive livestock production just by choosing to eat less meat.
Read moreCOMPASSION EXPORT CAMPAIGNING VICTORY
Celtic Link Ferries announce no live animal exports for slaughter through Portsmouth.
Read moreCALF FORUM REPORT: FEWER DAIRY CALVES EXPORTED
The Beyond Calf Exports Stakeholders Forum has, by giving calves a value in the UK, led to a reduction in the number of male dairy calves shot at birth or exported live to veal farms on the continent.
Read moreHow can we feed the world & protect the environment?
On 29 October, Lester Brown, founder of the WorldWatch Institute and Earth Policy Institute, gave Compassion in World Farming's 2009 Peter Roberts Memorial Lecture.
Read moreATTEMPTS TO TAKE LIVE EXPORTS ON PASSENGER FERRIES
Commercial and passenger ferries continue to forge live animal export links to the continent from the UK.
Read moreClimate change expert: eat less meat to save the planet
Compassion in World Farming welcomes Lord Stern's call for a reduction in global meat consumption. On 27 October Lord Stern, told The Times that 'Meat is a wasteful use of water and creates a lot of greenhouse gases...'
Read moreGovernment allows factory farmed food in the public sector
New draft standards for the Government's Healthier Food Mark misleadingly claim to promote 'high standards of animal welfare' for public catering while in fact allowing public sector bodies to use battery eggs and factory farmed pork and…
Read moreKilling Fields: the battle to feed factory farms
A new investigation by the Ecologist and a coalition of pressure groups exposes the dark side of soy production for animal feed: deforestation, loss of biodiversity, depletion of natural resources and destruction of local communities.
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