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Shanghai Citizens Attitudes On Eating Wild Animals
Shanghai Citizens Attitudes On Eating Wild Animals
This survey on Shanghai citizens asked questions on wildlife animal consumption, whether they had consumed wildlife before and their motivations for eating wildlife. READ MOREThis survey on Shanghai citizens asked questions on wildlife animal consumption, whether they had consumed wildlife before and their motivations for eating wildlife. READ MORE
How The Market For Animal-Friendly Food Products Works
How The Market For Animal-Friendly Food Products Works
"Animal welfare," as a marketing term, is used to differentiate between products and ensure to consumers that the product is of high quality. READ MORE"Animal welfare," as a marketing term, is used to differentiate between products and ensure to consumers that the product is of high quality. READ MORE
ODI Source Book On Development Related Trends, 2006 (Chapter 5: Food)
ODI Source Book On Development Related Trends, 2006 (Chapter 5: Food)
Animal agriculture consumption peaked in industrial countries in the 1960s and 1970s and then stabilised after that, while developing countries are still steadily increasing their animal consumption. READ MOREAnimal agriculture consumption peaked in industrial countries in the 1960s and 1970s and then stabilised after that, while developing countries are still steadily increasing their animal consumption. READ MORE
The Gender Gap In Youth Attitudes On Animal Research
The Gender Gap In Youth Attitudes On Animal Research
The gender difference in attitudes towards animals in scientific research arises from the tendency of females to be more pro-feminist, the education of women and parental influence. READ MOREThe gender difference in attitudes towards animals in scientific research arises from the tendency of females to be more pro-feminist, the education of women and parental influence. READ MORE
Asia Wakes Up To Animal Welfare
Asia Wakes Up To Animal Welfare
An overwhelming 90% of Asian respondents felt that “we have a moral duty to minimize animal suffering,” similar results to that found in Britain. READ MOREAn overwhelming 90% of Asian respondents felt that “we have a moral duty to minimize animal suffering,” similar results to that found in Britain. READ MORE
