Chemical Testing

Pregnant rats would have been force-fed a highly toxic chemical, but with the help of PETA Science Consortium International, hundreds of animals have been spared.

The European Commission has just published a flash report on ending tests on animals.

While we welcome steps taken by the Commission, they fall woefully short of saving animals’ lives.

Progress for animals in EU laboratories! The European Chemicals Agency is finally on course to work towards ending all tests on animals for industrial chemicals.

It’s the 21st century, yet EU laws still require thousands of animals to be poisoned and killed in unreliable, archaic chemicals tests. Here’s how you can help stop this.

Learn more about animals tested on in EU laboratories – you might be surprised by what you find out.

PETA scientists have stepped in and provided crucial evidence that helped stop cruel and unnecessary experiments that would have caused 505 animals to suffer.

The European Society for Alternatives to Animal Testing 2018 congress highlighted alternatives to toxicity testing using fish.

The PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. and biotech company Epithelix have joined forces to promote the use of human cell–based testing methods that replace the use of animals.

Over 100,000 supporters signed an open letter to the European Commission and the European Chemicals Agency demanding that Europe become a world leader in progressive and innovative science by ending cruel experiments.