Foie Gras

The government has abandoned a vital animal welfare law that would have banned fur and foie gras, breaking promises made to the public in the 2021 Queen’s Speech.

Foie gras and fur import bans may be dropped from the forthcoming Animals Abroad Bill – meaning the UK remains complicit in appalling cruelty against the will of the public.

Cruelty to geese and ducks has no place in modern society, and the mayor of Strasbourg knows it.

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There’s nothing award-winning about cruel foie gras production.

London City Airport’s kind policy is perfectly in step with the rising tide of consumers who are taking a firm stand against foie gras.

Kind people everywhere are opposed to force-feeding and sickening birds for foie gras, but Parliament buildings in Strasbourg and elsewhere refuse to stop serving this hideous dish.

A staggering 320,275 people from across Europe have spoken out against the force-feeding of birds for vile foie gras.

In France, foie gras producer Ernest Soulard has appeared in court on charges of “serious abuse and cruelty” after L214 exposed horrific treatment of ducks and geese on farms.

The Irish Parliament building, Leinster House, is on the growing list of institutions around the world that refuse to serve foie gras – the fatty liver of force-fed ducks and geese.