Better Life quality mark to be adjusted after serious abuse of pigs
Footage from the research group Ongehoord shows mistreatment of pigs at farms with the Better Life label, raising concerns about animal welfare. The Better Life label, introduced by the Animal Protection organization nearly twenty years ago, was intended to ensure better living conditions for animals. However, recent findings suggest that the label does not guarantee improved welfare, as it only ensures monitoring. The Animal Protection organization expressed shock over the footage and committed to investigating the violations, promising additional inspections at the implicated farms. Companies failing to meet standards may face suspension or revocation of their certification.
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