SCAN TO WIN — The Truth

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QUESTION 1 OF 3

In England and Wales, what percentage of pigs are gassed with high concentration CO₂ before slaughter?

Source: Food Standards Agency report ↗

QUESTION 2 OF 3

What percentage of UK meat chickens are fast-growing broilers — often kept in crowded barns and bred to grow so quickly that many struggle to walk?

AI-generated illustrative scene of broiler chickens living close together on the floor of an indoor poultry barn

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Sources: Ministerial answer, 9 September 2026 ↗ · RSPCA — Meat chickens ↗

QUESTION 3 OF 3

What can you do to stop this?

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TRUTH.

Here are three things to know about farmed animals.

1. Pigs

Many pigs in the UK are put into rooms with high levels of CO₂ gas before slaughter. The gas can cause distress before they lose consciousness.

Source: Food Standards Agency — Animal Welfare Report 2024/25 ↗

2. Chickens

Many meat chickens are bred to grow very fast. This can lead to pain, difficulty walking and other health problems.

Source: RSPCA — Meat chickens ↗

3. What you can do

You can choose higher-welfare food, share reliable information and support campaigns for better treatment of animals.

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