An LA Times article published on July 2 states that Americans are
thinking more than ever where and how their food is produced. Consequently,
agribusinesses are being pressured to make changes to meet the customers'
demands, such as Tyson Foods Inc. transitioning to antibiotic-free chickens,
and farmers changing how they treat their animals. However, Peter Singer,
bioethics professor at Princeton University, believes that "Change, whether
it is in the way meat-producing animals are raised or the conditions in
which hens lay their eggs, is likely to come slowly."
Hopefully, more people will realize everyday that their choice of food
products has tremendous influence on the way the meat industry does
business. We can choose compassion over cruelty by not supporting the
exploitation of God’s animals raised for food. In turn, we’d be reflecting
God’s love for all Creation.
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