The European Commission is expected to propose revised EU meat chicken rules by the end of 2026, and apply equivalent rules ...

In a major breakthrough for animal protection and public health, EU decision-makers have backed a restriction phasing out the ...

Animal welfare improvements should not stop at the EU’s borders. As the EU prepares to modernise its animal welfare legislation, it has a unique opportunity to address a key gap: imported animal ...

A factsheet that highlights the results of a new poll by Savanta, exploring the opinions of European citizens on live animal transport. With results gathered from the public across nine EU countries, ...

We stood in front of the European Commission with other animal protection organisation, to remind our policymakers that it is time to deliver on their promises, and asked one simple question: How is ...

The EU is preparing to modernise its animal welfare legislation, including the rules applying to chickens kept for meat production. This raises the question of how those improved standards will apply ...

This case study by the research foundation CREDA* evaluates whether a transition from live unweaned calf exports to meat and carcass exports could provide economic, environmental, animal welfare, and ...

This case study by EIQ Dynamic (EIQD) analyses the implications of changing from exporting live animals to meat and carcass products, focusing on a trade route between Romania to Italy for lambs. It ...

This study, created in collaboration with civil society organisation Ecoaction, highlights the attitude of Ukrainians to the welfare of farm animals. It explores the level of desire from the Ukrainian ...

Fireworks can cause fear, injury and even death to animals, while also posing wider environmental and safety risks. In this position paper, we call for stronger EU rules to protect animals and ...

A new investigation reveals that the chicken meat industry is dominated by a small group of large companies, which control how the system operates, while farmers have little bargaining power, despite ...