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Jul 20 2012 | Faunalytics

9 Out Of 10 Turkey Samples Contaminated With Fecal Bacteria

This article tackles the subject of turkey production in the U.S. and found that 9/10 turkey samples were contaminated with e.coli. READ MORE

Jul 20 2012 | Faunalytics

Food Labeling Poll – 2008

Consumer attitudes toward country-of-origin-labeling and "naturally raised" meat products, as well as genetically engineered and cloned animals. READ MORE

Jul 19 2012 | Faunalytics

Opinion Poll Reveals Public Support For Ban On Animal Testing Of Household Cleaning Products

A UK opinion poll has found that 78% of the people support a ban on animal testing in household items and would change products if they discovered their current one used animal testing. READ MORE

Jul 19 2012 | JTsmiley14

This survey by BBC Newsnight and ICM Research finds 57% of respondents believe that it is acceptable to use animals for medical research, and that 19% feel it is acceptable to use animals to test the safety of household products. READ MORE

Jul 16 2012 | JTsmiley14

Public Turns on Animal Terrorists

Summarizes a UK poll which shows that the proportion of people approving of animal testing is at an all time high and more than three quarters view fanatical activists as terrorists. READ MORE

Jul 16 2012 | Faunalytics

YouGov/Daily Telegraph Survey Results, Animal Testing, 5/30/2006

This tabulation of survey results shows that the majority of respondents feel that animal testing is acceptable and essential. READ MORE

Jul 16 2012 | JTsmiley14

Public is Heeding Animal-Rights Activists (Also: Animal Rights Activists Getting Their Message Across)

Evaluate the public's behavior and opinions on range of animal issues, including meat consumption, animal testing, and hunting. READ MORE

Jul 16 2012 | Faunalytics

Food From Cloned Animals: A Bait And Switch?

California is currently debating whether to pass the first U.S. law requiring labeling of food products made from cloned animals. READ MORE

Jun 13 2012 | Faunalytics

Putting The Parts Together: Combining In Vitro Methods To Test For Skin Sensitizing Potentials

Four promising alternative methods are currently being developed for testing skin sensitization to chemicals. These alternative tests have a potential to replace several animal tests in the future. READ MORE

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