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many types of meat are treated with chemicals, but it would also be possible without any chemical additives. perhaps your friend does not use any potentially harmful additives during production? by the way, there are new recordings from a pig farm that used to supply migros and coop. once again you can clearly see how the pigs are kept for migros and coop.
Hello @manipeeeterli
The conditions shown on the farm in question shock us and make us very concerned. That is why this producer was immediately banned from Micarna SA.
The issue of animal welfare is very important to Migros. That is why it goes beyond the legal requirements for a large proportion of its animal products and specifically promotes added value in the area of animal welfare with its labels and brands. These include TerraSuisse, Migros-Bio and (organic) Weide-Beef, for example. Over 60 percent of fresh pork is certified with a label (TerraSuisse, organic).
With all these programs, we are dependent on the inspections of the responsible authorities (including the cantonal veterinary offices). If these inspection bodies approve the producers, they are generally taken into account. This was also the case with the farm in question.
You can find more information about animal welfare here: http://bit.ly/Migros_Tierwohl
Best regards, Renée
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All just empty words, because: The same activist had already secretly filmed videos in three of the company's stables last September. Coop and Migros also stopped working with the largest pork producer in French-speaking Switzerland back then. https://www.nzz.ch/schweiz/familienbetrieb-am-pranger-die-waadt-hat-ein-problem-mit-der-schweinemast-ld.1311418
I just can't believe you anymore! I wonder how long it will be before pork from the producer in question is on sale again?