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Baby calves must not be isolated in pens, confirms EU scientific body
Baby calves must not be kept in tight individual pens, confirmed scientists at the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) in a new opinion published today.
Read moreMEPs downplay need to drastically change eating habits at schools
Members of the European Parliament voted today to downplay the need to drastically change eating habits at schools and failed to agree that plant-based milks and pulses must be part of the scheme funded by the EU.
Read moreEU ministers set to let factory farms skirt environmental rules and wreck the climate
Environmental ministers decided last evening to allow factory farms to continue polluting with toxic chemicals and wreck the climate, undermining EU attempts to better regulate industrial animal agriculture.
Read moreConference: Overhauling EU farm animal welfare laws
We are organising a high-level Conference in Brussels titled 'Overhauling EU Farm Animal Welfare Laws', which will take place on 28 March.
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