Why the little pig lost his tail - the cruel practice of “tail docking”
Most piglets in the UK endure painful mutilations. We explain why pork producers do this to their animals and why it’s cruel and unnecessary.
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Blogs: Animals in farming
Piglets are forced to endure painful mutilations in factory farming. It’s time to end their suffering
As one of the most intensively farmed animals on the planet, pigs suffer from the moment they are born
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Gove announces first review of UK food system in nearly 75 years
The UK Government announced an independent review of the country’s food system, from field to fork – the results will help shape a ‘National Food Strategy’,...
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Where does the meat in your sandwich come from?
It’s British Sandwich Week and new research from Eating Better shows meat sandwiches may contain a surprise...
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The little things pigs love in life
Our Global Farm Animal adviser, Sarah Ison, shares her perspective on the lives of pigs and what it takes to get their tails wagging.
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