Take this with a large grain of salt, the criteria of the locations on this map is they are locations know OR SUSPECTED to be engaging in animal cruelty or exploitation. And not all of these locations are in operation currently
But we absolutely have a ton of factory farms unfortunately, this is why it’s important to shop as carefully as you’re able to.
It is already filtered to factory farms. Although as I said, take that website with a huge grain of salt. Their criteria for what they add is pretty loose, as you’ve seen.
My point was just that we definitely have factory farms Inghams for example operates over 300 farms across Australia and New Zealand
Here is a map of factory farms in Australia: https://www.farmtransparency.org/map
Take this with a large grain of salt, the criteria of the locations on this map is they are locations know OR SUSPECTED to be engaging in animal cruelty or exploitation. And not all of these locations are in operation currently
But we absolutely have a ton of factory farms unfortunately, this is why it’s important to shop as carefully as you’re able to.
That seems to be a map of all farms? How do you filter to factory farms
Not even just farms, tour companies too?
Heard they serve some fine local delicatessen as part of their tours!
It is already filtered to factory farms. Although as I said, take that website with a huge grain of salt. Their criteria for what they add is pretty loose, as you’ve seen.
My point was just that we definitely have factory farms Inghams for example operates over 300 farms across Australia and New Zealand
Your point is severely diminished when you have to tell someone to take your evidence with a grain of salt.