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Migros’ Decision to Weaken Animal Welfare Standards: A Step Backward for Ethics and Sustainability

Migros’ Decision to Weaken Animal Welfare Standards: A Step Backward for Ethics and Sustainability

Migros recently announced that imported meat products will not have to meet Swiss animal welfare standards anymore. This move marks a significant setback.

Migros’ Decision to Weaken Animal Welfare Standards: A Step Backward for Ethics and Sustainability
In 2025, we are letting the pigs out! 🐷

In 2025, we are letting the pigs out! 🐷

We are launching a new federal popular initiative demanding outdoor access for all animals in agriculture. This new initiative has the potential to shape the discourse in Switzerland for years to come.

In 2025, we are letting the pigs out! 🐷
In December, every donation counts twice

In December, every donation counts twice

From now until the end of December, every donation will be doubled by generous donors — up to a total of 50,000 CHF. This means 10 CHF becomes 20 CHF, and 50 CHF becomes 100 CHF.

In December, every donation counts twice
Sonoma County’s Measure J: Echoes of Switzerland’s Factory Farming Vote

Sonoma County’s Measure J: Echoes of Switzerland’s Factory Farming Vote

Recent animal welfare initiatives in Sonoma County, CA, and Switzerland highlight the resilience of grassroots efforts in challenging entrenched interests and promoting more ethical standards.

Sonoma County’s Measure J: Echoes of Switzerland’s Factory Farming Vote
END preprogrammed suffering: together for Swiss broiler chickens

END preprogrammed suffering: together for Swiss broiler chickens

Coop, Migros, it is high time that we talk. Between the two of you, you are responsible for nearly 80% of meat sales in Switzerland. You therefore bear a critical responsibility for the alarming growth of the poultry industry. The number of...

END preprogrammed suffering: together for Swiss broiler chickens
Logbook : the life of an intensively farmed chicken

Logbook : the life of an intensively farmed chicken

A broiler chicken’s weight increases 33 times over its short life. In Switzerland, nearly 80 million broiler chickens are slaughtered each year, 92% of which are raised in intensive aviculture. Their suffering is pre-programmed, encoded in their...

Logbook : the life of an intensively farmed chicken
Actions, not words: Help us end preprogrammed suffering NOW!

Actions, not words: Help us end preprogrammed suffering NOW!

8 percent of chickens ever see the light of day during their lives. Worse, 92 percent of all chickens belong to so-called “high-performance breeds”, where suffering is genetically preprogrammed. Coop and Migros have the power to stop this trend.

Actions, not words: Help us end preprogrammed suffering NOW!
Let’s help the invisible residents of our cities

Let’s help the invisible residents of our cities

The standard approach to rat control involves the use of rodenticides, causing rats to suffer agonising muscular and joint pain before death. Join us in making a difference.

Let’s help the invisible residents of our cities

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