youtube/watch?v=KO64nZH26yU Yes, and since battery cages for chickens was replaced with colony enriched and aviary cages (or similar) -- chickens are no longer the most caged farm animal in the EU (and for many years preceding), once these laws were finally in place and upheld, highlighted already in 2000. However, these are only marginally (considerably) better, at times, and since they are still caged (crammed) and deprived of all basic and fundamental rights. Just a commodity. Instances of neglect and suffering are ever and increasingly prevalent. - [Free range] egg production is still well received and practiced within the EU and growing in strength. Of these, however, many are at times often nothing more than guises and not really up to the task. Many do fall well within the accepted guidelines. Other more humane farming practices are slowly taking root. If only just.
Posted on: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 19:32:52 +0000