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Mar 4 2008 | Faunalytics

Natural, Humane Labels Studied

Natural and humane production methods are related food attributes, but "natural" appeals more to consumers than "humane." READ MORE

Feb 29 2008 | Faunalytics

Even In A Recession, Companion Animal Owners Will Provide For Their Furry Friends

During an economic recession, companion animal owners are unwilling to curtail their animals' expenses and instead make budget cuts in their own lives. READ MORE

Feb 28 2008 | Faunalytics

Overcoming The Illusion Of Public Opinion

Deliberative opinion polls may be an invaluable tool for animal advocates to determine future public opinion and to see the effect of certain information on their attitudes to issues. READ MORE

Feb 27 2008 | Faunalytics

Are You A Foodie Or A Fuellie?

Researchers have identified two groups of consumers, “foodies” who desire high quality food and “fuellies” who simply see food as fuel. READ MORE

Feb 19 2008 | Faunalytics

GP’s Back Animal Research, Reveals Health Minister

The majority of British general practitioners believe that animal research has made important contributions to medicine over the years and they support continued animal research. READ MORE

Feb 18 2008 | Faunalytics

Supermarkets And Farm Animal Welfare “Raising the Standard”

This survey examines the efforts made by supermarkets to advance animal welfare and found their efforts to be sub-standard. READ MORE

Feb 18 2008 | Faunalytics

Animal Human Stem Cell Poll Reveals “False Choice,” Catholic Family Life Official Says

A majority of Canadians would keep transgenic embryos for stem cell research illegal. READ MORE

Feb 18 2008 | Faunalytics

Study Raises Issue With Broiler Chicken Welfare

The current practises of raising broiler chickens require intensive systems of production and results in massively reduced quality of welfare for the birds involved. READ MORE

Feb 18 2008 | Faunalytics

Shoppers Care More About Animals Than Climate

A survey of consumers within the U.K. has found that only 4% rate climate change as their top consumer ethical priority, but 21% rated animal welfare as the most important priority. READ MORE

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Natural, Humane Labels Studied

Even In A Recession, Companion Animal Owners Will Provide For Their Furry Friends

Overcoming The Illusion Of Public Opinion

Are You A Foodie Or A Fuellie?

GP’s Back Animal Research, Reveals Health Minister

Supermarkets And Farm Animal Welfare “Raising the Standard”

Animal Human Stem Cell Poll Reveals “False Choice,” Catholic Family Life Official Says

Study Raises Issue With Broiler Chicken Welfare

Shoppers Care More About Animals Than Climate

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