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Food Transition

It is possible to live a lifestyle that does not imprison, torture, mutilate or kill sentient beings.

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Which animals are involved?

More than 630 million terrestrial animals are slaughtered in Italy every year.

Cows, calves, pigs, rabbits, chickens, turkeys, chicks, hens, quails, sheep, goats, and many others.

Bred for this purpose or caught in the wild.
Only for a lifetime of suffering.

Eating meat, fish, milk and eggs is not necessary, it is just a habit that should be changed as soon as possible.

Our goals

We want to facilitate in every way a healthy, good, and cruelty-free diet, which frees animals from the deadly injustice of farming and any other exploitation for the table, while at the same time saving the Planet.

We want all animals to be free and liberated from any exploitation by the farming industry.

While our final goal is to end all farming practices, we understand that it is crucial to guarantee better protection to all animals that are still bred and farmed, so we work at the national and European levels to ensure better legislation and enforcement of rules on farm, during live transport, and at the time of killing.

This is crucial also to reduce the numbers of animals progressively but constantly in farming and support the transition to plant-based production and consumption.

WHAT WE DO

Recent Activities

Campaigns

Dossiers

Investigations

Big rescues

We are part of the Eurogroup for Animals coalition and we support their vision for the future of farming in the EU.

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Rescued!

How can you help to end animal exploitation for food

Lorenza Bianchi
Responsabile Area Transizione Alimentare
l.bianchi@lav.it
Bianca Boldrini
Responsabile Area Animali negli Allevamenti
b.boldrini@lav.it
Domiziana Illengo
Responsabile Area Alimentazione Vegana
d.illengo@lav.it