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He joined a growing network of “high-welfare, low-throughput” farmers. His income dropped by thirty percent. But his costs dropped, too. And tourists began paying to visit the “happy pig farm.”
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The welfare movement has successfully pushed for labels like "cage-free," "free-range," and "Certified Humane." However, data shows that the majority of meat, eggs, and dairy still come from factory farms (roughly 99% in the US). Furthermore, the rights movement warns of a dangerous paradox: When consumers believe animals are treated well (e.g., "pasture-raised"), they consume more animal products, not fewer. Welfare improvements may inadvertently increase total exploitation.