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Banking on brutality
New Compassion investigation shows bank funded by taxpayers from across the EU and beyond invests in factory farming.
Read moreStaff and supporters unite to Walk with Compassion
Our fourth annual Walk with Compassion brought staff and supporters together to raise money for Compassion.
Read moreNational Geographic’s plan to feed the world
How can we feed a growing global population without trashing the planet? It’s the trillion-dollar question on the lips of anyone with a flicker of foresight or a crumb of conscience, and was faced head-on in a recent article by National…
Read moreSupport petition against non-stun slaughter
Compassion is backing a petition started by the British Veterinary Association which is urging for an end to slaughter without stunning in the UK.
Read moreUN: halve meat and dairy to reduce emissions
Greenhouse gas emissions from farming would reduce by 25-40% if Europeans halved their meat and dairy consumption, according to a UN report.
Read moreEat to beat climate change
Cut your meat and dairy intake by half and watch farming emissions plummet by 25–40 percent: this startling statistic was the key message in a recent UN report on the incredible impact such a communal dietary shift could have on the planet.
Read moreBritish sheep endure arduous journey to Romania
A Freedom of Information request by The Times newspaper has revealed that on the 10th January 367 sheep made a 1,300 mile journey from Dover to Romania.
Read moreWoolworths a Good Egg
Woolworths has become the first African retailer to receive Compassion’s Good Egg Award for its ongoing commitment to leading the free-range egg industry in South Africa.
Read moreGood Pig Production Award launches in China
Compassion is launching its prestigious Good Pig Production Award in China. We hope that the certificate-based award will encourage Chinese producers to commit to higher welfare standards for pigs.
Read moreDisrupting diets with Bill Gates and Twitter
It looks like meat and tastes like meat, but it’s never been near an animal. And it’s better for your body and the environment than the real thing. Sound too good to be true? Not if the growing group of mock-meat pioneers have their way.
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