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Oct 7 2010 | Faunalytics

Today’s Retail Meat Case, 2010 National Meat Case Study

Labeling on store-branded packages has tripled since 2004 with terms such as “minimally processed”, “hormone free” and “antibiotic free” increasing in grocery store products. READ MORE

Sep 29 2010 | Faunalytics

Support For Use Of Animals Containing Human Material

Just under half of the U.K. public does support research using animals containing human material, but only if doing so can improve health and cure diseases whilst 31% thought such research was unacceptable. READ MORE

Sep 27 2010 | Faunalytics

Does Production Labeling Stigmatize Conventional Milk?

This paper examined how the simple presentation of an alternative product to conventional milk leads people to be significantly less willing to pay for conventional milk. READ MORE

Sep 15 2010 | Faunalytics

Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

This article discusses the labeling of animal products, how the current system is misunderstood by consumers, and how labeling uses misleading terminology. READ MORE

Sep 13 2010 | Faunalytics

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

This survey found that U.S. consumers are relatively unknowledgeable about food safety and preparation; either overly cautious or not cautious enough. READ MORE

Sep 1 2010 | Faunalytics

Food Recalls, Awareness, And Consumer Attitudes

This article discusses food recalls, media reports on food safety, and the consumer attitudes towards the food supply as a whole. READ MORE

Aug 16 2010 | Faunalytics

Declining Orangutan Encounter Rates Suggest The Species Was Once More Abundant

Researchers have concluded that the reduction of orangutan encounters with humans can be attributed to a decline in densities of orangutan populations due to hunting. READ MORE

Aug 3 2010 | Faunalytics

National Survey Of Healthcare Consumers: Food Safety

61% of U.S. consumers are worried about the contamination of the U.S. food supply and the majority of these are worried about meat contamination in particular. READ MORE

Jul 20 2010 | Faunalytics

Can Animal Models Of Disease Reliably Inform Human Studies?

This article argues that animal research only appears as a useful indicator of effectiveness in human patients because of systemic bias and failure to report complete data in findings. READ MORE

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Today’s Retail Meat Case, 2010 National Meat Case Study

Support For Use Of Animals Containing Human Material

Does Production Labeling Stigmatize Conventional Milk?

Label Me (Please!) – Attitudes Toward Animal Product Labels

U.S. Consumers Practice Inconsistent Food Safety Behaviors

Food Recalls, Awareness, And Consumer Attitudes

Declining Orangutan Encounter Rates Suggest The Species Was Once More Abundant

National Survey Of Healthcare Consumers: Food Safety

Can Animal Models Of Disease Reliably Inform Human Studies?

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