Factory Farming Archives - Page 16 of 162

Nov 18 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Role Of Emotional Reactions To Undercover Videos

Researchers explore how undercover videos from animal advocacy groups impact people’s emotions and donations. READ MORE

Nov 15 2024 | Emma Alcyone

Consumer Attitudes On In-Ovo Egg Sexing

Although lacking awareness of egg industry practices, U.S. consumers are interested in eggs produced with in-ovo egg sexing and are willing to pay a premium to prevent male chick culling. READ MORE

Nov 12 2024 | Fabíola Borges de Castro

How Can Animal Advocates Set The Agenda?

Getting farmed animals on people’s radar is crucial to making their struggle visible and social change more plausible. The media, the public, and politics are key factors. READ MORE

Nov 7 2024 | Deidre Koolen-Bourke, Phd

Chicken Industry Welfare Washing

Despite industry marketing claims of improved welfare standards for chickens, most companies are failing to make progress, and misleading labels continue to undermine consumer choice. READ MORE

Nov 4 2024 | Alyssa Hanes

The Price Of Welfare: Monetizing Animal Lives For Better Policies

This paper introduces a method to monetize animal welfare, allowing animal lives to be considered alongside human interests in policy analyses. READ MORE

Nov 1 2024 | Jonah Woodward

How Consumers Compare Caged And Cage-Free Eggs

This study surveys perceptions of cage-free and caged eggs — from cost to environmental impact, taste, and more. READ MORE

Oct 30 2024 | Zach Wulderk

The Role Of Humanewashing In Grocery Stores: How Welfare Labels Affect Purchasing Behavior

Welfare claims are commonly found on animal product packaging. This Faunalytics original study explores how some of these claims affect purchasing behavior, as well as shoppers' understanding of these claims. READ MORE

Oct 30 2024 | Aeneas Koosis

The Deceptive Promise Of Manure Biogas As A Methane Solution

This report critically examines the claims surrounding capturing manure biogas as a methane reduction strategy. READ MORE

Oct 24 2024 | Eilish Grieveson

Animal Welfare’s ‘Consumer-Citizen Gap’ In China

Research shows a gap between citizens’ attitudes towards animal welfare and their consumer behavior. What does this gap look like in the Chinese context, and how can we address it? READ MORE

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The Role Of Emotional Reactions To Undercover Videos

Consumer Attitudes On In-Ovo Egg Sexing

How Can Animal Advocates Set The Agenda?

Chicken Industry Welfare Washing

The Price Of Welfare: Monetizing Animal Lives For Better Policies

How Consumers Compare Caged And Cage-Free Eggs

The Role Of Humanewashing In Grocery Stores: How Welfare Labels Affect Purchasing Behavior

The Deceptive Promise Of Manure Biogas As A Methane Solution

Animal Welfare’s ‘Consumer-Citizen Gap’ In China

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