Question 5711 — breeding

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Mr. Pouria Amirshahi draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty to the urgency of a moratorium on intensive livestock farming. This breeding model, based on industrialization and profitability at all costs, poses major problems in terms of animal welfare, public health and environmental impact. Recent revelations from the L214 association on eight Breton pig farms, which supply the supermarkets of a large distribution brand, are revolting: sows locked in cages so narrow that they cannot even turn around, piglets mutilated without anesthesia, injured or sick animals left without care and decomposing corpses among the living. These practices, both shameful and cruel, go hand in hand with alarming unsanitary conditions. However, they persist under the pressure of system which pushes breeding ever further in a logic of yield, whatever the consequences. Faced with these observations, it is necessary to establish a moratorium on intensive farming, to set an objective of exiting this model within ten years and to support workers in the sector towards more sustainable alternatives. Furthermore, the competitiveness of French breeders cannot be weakened by imports not respecting French production standards. France must act at the European level to ensure that imported products meet standards equivalent to its own. He therefore questions her about the measures she intends to take in order to initiate this transition and to defend, at European level, truly demanding production standards for all.

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