ghoulyogurt t1_jabt0vb wrote
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How is it possible that the eu banned them for farm animals then?
sancho_panza66 t1_jad3vl5 wrote
It is possible because they were willing to sacrifice their competitivness in meat production to combat antibiotic resistance. This measure will impact the production volume as well as meat prices. If the whole world would implement this measure, less meat consumption would not be a choice anymore but just a consequence.
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theresnoyinhappiness t1_jabz0ie wrote
Because even in the EU only around 5-6% of animals are held on "farms". There aren't as many animals on such farms, diseases don't spread as easily. However, you cannot satisfy the populations meat consumption "needs" with only these farms.
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