Dairy

PETA’s latest prank points out that milk is for babies – not adults.

For the first time in its 30-year history, the prestigious World Pastry Cup final in France goes vegan – a sign of the changing times.

Pigs, cows, and chickens were seen living in squalid conditions despite audits by assurance schemes that claim animals are treated ethically on British farms.

While vegan and vegetarian diets are both becoming increasingly popular, they differ in important ways.

Workers used a huge mechanical calf puller to pry a baby forcefully from the mother’s womb.

The bizarre campaign with the tagline “Irish Dairy – the Complete Natural” presents cows’ milk as “plant-based” in what appears to be a deliberate attempt to mislead consumers.

From opposing applications for new factory farms to exposing animal abuse in existing facilities, PETA works to end animal suffering in the meat, egg, and dairy industries.

It’s hard to imagine calling the dairy industry anything but “inhumane”.

Cadbury has launched a marketing campaign urging customers to “Adopt a Cow”, but there’s something sinister about the way it glosses over the dairy industry’s cruelty.

Forty-six per cent of people aged 16 to 24 report having an adverse reaction to cows’ milk.