Chocolatier Barry Callebaut Bans Tests on Animals
Barry Callebaut, the “world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality chocolate”, nixes cruel and deadly animal tests after hearing from PETA affiliates.
Read MoreChocolatier Barry Callebaut Bans Tests on Animals
Barry Callebaut, the “world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality chocolate”, nixes cruel and deadly animal tests after hearing from PETA affiliates.
Read MoreVictory! Velour Bans Mink-Fur Eyelashes After PETA Push
Mink lashes be gone! Yet another beauty brand drops cruelly obtained mink-fur lashes.
Read MoreFantastic News! UNIQLO Bans Alpaca Wool!
The company’s decision follows an undercover investigation showing animals bleeding and crying out.
Read MoreVictory for Minks! MECCA Bans Fur Eyelashes
The Australian beauty giant is discontinuing mink eyelashes effective immediately.
Read MoreHuge News! M&S to Drop Alpaca Wool
After viewing PETA’s exposé revealing that crying alpacas are roughly sheared and left cut up and bleeding from deep wounds, high street icon Marks & Spencer has confirmed it …
Read MoreGreat News for Alpacas! Smith & Caughey’s Bans Alpaca Wool Following PETA Exposé
After being shown disturbing undercover footage of the alpaca wool industry, Auckland’s oldest store has banned the material.
Read MoreHuge News! Pharma Giant GlaxoSmithKline Says NO to Forced Swim Test
Fantastic news! After hearing from PETA affiliates, multinational pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) confirmed that it has permanently ended the use of the forced swim test on mice and other …
Read MoreA ‘Betta’ Outcome for Fish in Geelong!
Concerned shoppers alerted PETA to a stall selling betta (Siamese fighting) fish in tiny glass jars at Waurn Ponds Shopping Centre.
Read MoreEnd of an Era: PETA Retires ‘I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur’
After 30 years of iconic “I’d Rather Go Naked Than Wear Fur” campaigns, fur is essentially over. Watch out, leather—you’re next.
Read MoreObela Hummus Parent Company Bans Animal Tests After Talks With PETA US
Obela hummus lovers can rejoice that their purchases will no longer contribute to tests in which experimenters starve, poison, and kill animals.
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