Animals Used for Food

Research about farmed animals including factory farming, veganism, vegetarianism, commercial fishing, and related topics.

The Replacement Nobody Is Asking For

Sep 9 2026 Hillary Hendrickson

A public health measure aimed at children is quietly poised to put billions of insects into the food supply. The decisions are being made right now, and there is a narrow window to change them. READ MORE

The Replacement Nobody Is Asking For

Sep 9 2026 Hillary Hendrickson

In the Spotlight

Nov 16 2012 | Justin Portela

What Motivates Changes in Behavior and Diet

A survey of Irish adults about health and dieting finds that the things that make people change their eating and lifestyle habits can be surprising. READ MORE

Nov 7 2012 | Faunalytics

Hispanics Say Nutritious Foods Aren’t As Tasty: NPD

This study found that almost half of US Hispanics believe that nutritious food cannot taste good, differing from the rest of the US population. READ MORE

Nov 2 2012 | Faunalytics

Disease And Drought Curb Meat Consumption

This report has found that the decrease of meat consumption in 2011 is attributable to both drought and zoonotic diseases. READ MORE

Oct 30 2012 | Faunalytics

Is Local Meat Sustainable?: Research Nutshell

Although demand for locally sourced meat has doubled in the last decade, being a locavore meat eater is inherently not environmentally sustainable or good for animal welfare. READ MORE

Oct 25 2012 | Faunalytics

Antibiotic Resistance 101: How Antibiotic Misuse On Factory Farms Can Make You Sick

This report summarizes the current use of antibiotics in agriculture and the current and potential risks that this poses. READ MORE

Oct 22 2012 | Faunalytics

U.S. Consumers Only Somewhat Concerned About Safety Of Food Supply

The survey finds that while there are temporary spikes in levels of concern when there are food safety issues in the news, concern generally remains stable. READ MORE

Oct 18 2012 | Faunalytics

Whole Foods Market® Food Shopping Trend Tracker Survey: Year 5

This U.S.-based survey reveals data about consumers' willingness to pay for products with labels that promote terms such as "antibiotic-free." READ MORE