The urgent need to address harmful genetic selection practices
AA-FT has raised serious concerns with the European Commission about a long-standing yet often overlooked
Reflections on the Danish Presidency’s Animal Welfare Conference
This week’s high-profile conference hosted under the Danish Presidency of the Council of the EU, Welfare of Farm
The Blueprint for an EU Action Plan of Plant-Based Foods Presented at the European Parliament
European Parliament’s Intergroup on the Welfare and Conservation of Animals hosted
Towards a Europe Free from Fur Farming
AA-FT contributed to the consultation launched by the European Commission on fur farming in Europe. This
33 Organisations Call on the EU to Fix the CAP and Deliver a Sustainable Future for Farming
As negotiations begin on the post-2027 Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), AAFT has joined 32 civil society
COP30: Over 100 Organizations Urge Governments to Anchor Climate Ambition to Agroecology
Animal Advocacy & Food Transition has joined more than 100 organizations from over 25 countries in urging
Nearly 3,000 cattle Trapped at Sea Endure Weeks of Suffering Aboard the MV Spiridon 2
For over 7 weeks, nearly 3,000 cattle have been confined aboard the livestock carrier Spiridon 2, anchored off
Join the Movement for Good Food for All ECI
Millions of people in Europe still struggle to afford a healthy meal, while our food systems continue to harm both
Engaging in the European Plant Food Summit: Driving the Transition Toward Sustainable Food Systems
We were pleased to participate in the Plant Food Summit 2025 in Copenhagen, an important gathering of policymakers, researchers, farmers and industry leaders from across Europe committed to shaping the future of sustainable food systems in Europe. The event brought together a wide range of perspectives, from policy and science to entrepreneurship and farming, all […]
Animals Missing in the European Commission’s 2026 Work Programme
The European Commission presented its 2026 Work Programme to the European Parliament today, outlining the EU’s political priorities for the coming year. The tone could not be clearer: competitiveness, market efficiency, and security dominate the agenda. Sustainability, social justice and any vision for a systemic transformation of the agri-food sector appear, at best, as secondary […]
