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Factory farming

Stop Factory Farming Europe’s action days – 23-29 November 2026

30/10/2026

Denmark is proving it can happen. Earlier this year, pig factories became the defining issue of a national election, and voters delivered a government pledged to curb factory farming. If it can happen there, why not in your country too? Across Europe, groups have already been coming together to form a community of resistance. We …

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‘Agribusiness Atlas’ reveals how corporations increasingly control what we eat

30/09/2026

Europe must curb agribusiness’ lobbying power to tackle climate, biodiversity, food and farming crises  As the world faces its fourth wave of global food price crises in just 20 years, the new ‘Agribusiness Atlas’ released today by Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, Friends of the Earth Europe, IPES-Food and the Association of Ethical Shareholders shows how growing market concentration, …

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Testimonies: the future of livestock must care for people, small-scale farmers, nature

07/07/2026

The European Commission presented today its long-awaited strategy for the future of livestock as part of a broader Vision for Agriculture and Food. At a time when mounting challenges in agriculture demand a transition towards a more resilient, small-scale farming that cares both for people and nature, the Commission’s proposal instead prioritises technofixes and expanding …

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EU Livestock Strategy: A license to keep polluting local communities, water & nature

07/07/2026

The European Commission today presented its Strategy for the Future of Livestock. When mounting challenges in agriculture demand a transition towards a more resilient, small-scale farming that cares both for people and nature, the strategy instead prioritises further industrialisation combined with greenwashed promises (including the permission of genetically-modified animals, the expansion of biogas and biomethane projects …

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Joint contribution to the EU Livestock Strategy

29/04/2026

The European Commission is developing its plan for how we farm animals in the EU – the ‘Livestock Strategy’. It will shape the future of EU farming, from farmer incomes to health, and animal welfare to environmental impact. As the “Livestock Workstream” meets today to advise the Commission on the Strategy’s content, Friends of the …

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In solidarity with communities fighting a destructive chicken mega-complex in Croatia

19/02/2026

On February 21st, in Zagreb, Croatia, over 120 civil society organisations and civic initiatives will take to the streets. Why? To defend citizens’ rights against the development of a mega-complex of 20 interconnected poultry facilities, which threatens nature and local food sovereignty. From breeding and slaughtering to potentially processing 103 million chickens per year, this …

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