For animals, as creatures whose well-being interests all of us, a minimum standard as a social regulation is economically efficient and reasonable.

For animals, as creatures whose well-being interests all of us, a minimum standard as a social regulation is economically efficient and reasonable.
Petting my cat in the morning, watching cute dog videos in the afternoon and eating meat from factory farms in the evening? What a strange way of life that would be.
Industrially produced meat from factory farming contradicts all ethical principles.
I support the initiative because factory farming completely ignores the dignity of animals and is simply not an option.
No animal should be caged, fattened and killed just so that people have meat on their plates.
The initiative is a step on the way to a sustainable food culture. It is also an opportunity for Swiss agriculture to position itself internationally.
I support the initiative to abolish factory farming in Switzerland with all my heart and with a clear mind. Factory farming no longer belongs in our time.
Animals have almost everything we have: brains, the ability to suffer, a social life. But one thing they do not have – a voice. We must be their voice.
Factory farming is inhumane. Period. We know that there is another way! So there are no reasons good enough to question the necessity of these changes.
No sunlight, no proximity, no life. We create a deep divide between humans and animals and we don’t question it because sausage tastes so good.