Madrid, España. Spain is the leading aquaculture producer in the European Union, resulting in over 254 million fish bred and slaughtered annually in industrial fish farms. Yet these animals lack real protection, as revealed by our latest investigation.
Madrid, España. We expose what fish farms hide. It is one of the industries that breeds and slaughters the largest number of animals on the planet, with virtually no animal welfare regulations. They suffer and die as if they were invisible. Now it's your turn to change that.
Brussels, Belgium. A new and exhaustive survey in the European Union uncovers an uncomfortable truth: citizens clamor for protection for the billions of fish suffering in aquaculture farms, but alarming ignorance of cruel practices and lack of specific laws allow this torture to continue. It's time to open our eyes, listen to their silent agony, and act decisively.
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, España. The lack of transparency regarding the status of the necessary permits for the installation of the first industrial octopus farm in Las Palmas has meant that we must file a contentious-administrative appeal before the Court of Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Madrid, España. While 124 billion fish die annually in fish farms under conditions of systemic torture, the industry reduces them to “biomass” to obscure their suffering. Science confirms their sentience, but 72% lack legal protection at the time of slaughter. The FAO is complicit by omitting individual counts.
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