Food companies accused of 'cruel' experiments on animals

Leading food companies have been accused of conducting “cruel and unnecessary” animal experiments to demonstrate the health benefits of their products.

Leading food companies have been accused of conducting “cruel and unnecessary” animal experiments to demonstrate the health benefits of their products.

The animals, including rabbits, rats and piglets, suffered as a result of the growing fascination with so-called “superfoods”, according to the British Union for the Abolition of Vivisection (BUAV).

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