Ellen313
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Animal rights groups, not surprisingly, rail against the practice. Vicky Bond, president of the nonprofit Humane League, called it “a symptom of a broken system that sees sentient beings as trash that can be created and destroyed without any consideration for their suffering.”
March 15, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Animal rights groups, not surprisingly, rail against the practice. Vicky Bond, president of the nonprofit Humane League, called it “a symptom of a broken system that sees sentient beings as trash that can be created and destroyed without any consideration for their suffering.”
By and large, Americans are unaware of the practice of chick culling, which has meant little consumer demand in the United States to end its use…
“…you don’t have to be a philosopher to believe that it’s morally problematic to let some animals be born just to be immediately killed,” Mr. Yaman said.
“…you don’t have to be a philosopher to believe that it’s morally problematic to let some animals be born just to be immediately killed,” Mr. Yaman said.
March 15, 2025 at 3:14 PM
By and large, Americans are unaware of the practice of chick culling, which has meant little consumer demand in the United States to end its use…
“…you don’t have to be a philosopher to believe that it’s morally problematic to let some animals be born just to be immediately killed,” Mr. Yaman said.
“…you don’t have to be a philosopher to believe that it’s morally problematic to let some animals be born just to be immediately killed,” Mr. Yaman said.
Germany and France both ban chick culling, and Italy plans to end the practice in 2027. Eggs from hens that were raised in hatcheries that use the technology are sold in Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain and a number carry a “free of chick culling” label.
March 15, 2025 at 3:11 PM
Germany and France both ban chick culling, and Italy plans to end the practice in 2027. Eggs from hens that were raised in hatcheries that use the technology are sold in Norway, Belgium, the Netherlands and Spain and a number carry a “free of chick culling” label.