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Reality of toxicity tests on animals exposed in new footage
Newly released footage shows animals being subjected to distressing toxicity tests – practices that are still allowed under EU regulations. Lab workers are now speaking out about the horrible conditions animals are suffering.
Reduced consumption of chickens in Sweden 2025 – 4.8 million lives saved
New statistics from the Swedish Board of Agriculture show a decline in meat consumption. Project 1882 has converted this into number of individual animals and is pleased to report that the number of animals killed has also decreased. A sign that more people are choosing not to eat chickens. The decline in meat consumption has saved approximately 4.8 million chickens in 2025 compared to the previous year.
EU-citizens wants stronger animal welfare legislation
Over 190,000 responses were collected in the EU's open consultation. The responses send a powerful signal that current EU legislation is inadequate and that citizens want to see comprehensive reforms to improve conditions for animals in factory farms.
What happened with the images from Swedish pig factories?
Public outrage, animal‑welfare inspections, and silence from the politicians. Here’s what happened with Project 1882’s images from inside Swedish pig factories.
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Reality of toxicity tests on animals exposed in new footage
Newly released footage shows animals being subjected to distressing toxicity tests – practices that are still allowed under EU regulations. Lab workers are now speaking out about the horrible conditions animals are suffering.
Strong international support for a ban on hen cages in Ukraine
In a letter signed by Project 1882 and twelve other European animal organisations, Ukraine is urged to introduce a ban on keeping hens in cages.
Reduced consumption of chickens in Sweden 2025 – 4.8 million lives saved
New statistics from the Swedish Board of Agriculture show a decline in meat consumption. Project 1882 has converted this into number of individual animals and is pleased to report that the number of animals killed has also decreased. A sign that more people are choosing not to eat chickens. The decline in meat consumption has saved approximately 4.8 million chickens in 2025 compared to the previous year.
International pressure on Sweden to ban cages and fur farming
In a letter signed by eleven leading animal rights and animal welfare organisations, the Swedish Minister for Rural Affairs is urged to safeguard animal welfare. This is to be achieved through a ban on cages and fur farming.
Reality of toxicity tests on animals exposed in new footage
Newly released footage shows animals being subjected to distressing toxicity tests – practices that are still allowed under EU regulations...
Newly released footage shows animals being subjected to distressing toxicity tests...
Factory farms
Nowhere in the world are there more animals than on factory farms. They are treated as products, even though they are sentient individuals with their own interests and needs. Project 1882 is working to change this through public education, political advocacy and partnering with businesses. We work for a future without factory farms.