Animal health and welfare have been imposed in recent years in the European Union

Published 2024년 6월 8일

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The European Union has been focusing on improving animal health and welfare, with efforts including the ban on cages for various farm animals by 2023, a ban on cosmetic testing on animals, and proposals to limit fur farm operations and improve pet protection. Additionally, the EU is looking into measures to enhance the transportation conditions and welfare of dogs and cats, and to regulate the breeding establishments. These initiatives aim to address the concerns of EU citizens, who have shown strong support for better animal welfare through various citizen initiatives and the Eurobarometer.
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Animal health and welfare have gained ground in recent years in the European Union. And not only because of the measures proposed by the different MEPs, the population, through the well-known Eurobarometer, has also demonstrated its concern for implementing regulations that advocate for the well-being of all species. All because, among citizen proposals and political measures, there are both domestic animals and other species destined for production or other animals. Since the beginning of this last European legislature, in May 2019, there have been numerous actions carried out in the EU to improve the health and well-being of animals. Some of the responses that have been promoted in these five years are related to the progressive elimination of cages, animal experimentation or welfare during the transport of species, both domestic and livestock. Regarding the progressive elimination of cages, in 2021 the EU adopted “the sixth initiative that has garnered more than one million ...
Source: Agromeat

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