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    August 27, 1910 Chicago, IL The meat packing industry handles the slaughtering, processing, packaging, and distribution of animals such as cattle, pigs, sheep and other livestock. The industries preparation of your food has always been thought to be safe to eat and good for you. Here at Upton Sinclair’s butcher house there is so many gross, unappealing, and many disgusting things that they don't want we the people to know. Their workers are the most recent immigrants and migrants for labor…

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    Wollan uses facts throughout the article when she states that “a country’s place on the meat color spectrum is determined in large part by economic preferences...” (Wollan, 2008) for example, in Ghana their meat spectrum is dark meat and they are considered a leg quarter country. Many Americans are beginning to fear eating chicken just because of how it is imported the hormones they put into chicken, and the processing of it. According to the article Wollan says “In normal weather conditions…

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    and early 40’s as the chicken market experienced increased demand as it was the only meat not to be rationed during the Second World War. Throughout the 50’s the company introduced the vertical integration system as they built a new…

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    Meat is an important part of daily life, yet it is ruining the environment. Processing food today is becoming increasingly unsustainable, especially through the production of meat. As technology advances, easier production methods are created, and meat is cheaper. These new methods come at a cost to the environment because they are emitting more fossil fuels, creating excessive waste, and damaging land. In order to have a more sustainable society, it is essential to use sustainable production,…

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    Raising livestock for slaughter has been a long used practice throughout the world for centuries, and with growing populations of people, the livestock industry has had to greatly increase production. In order to meet demand, they have been trying different techniques to raise their animals faster, making them fatter at a younger age. This has been done by replacing more natural feeds such as grasses and legumes with foods like grain and corn. This fattens the animals quickly, and quickens the…

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    industrial farming sustainable? Would consuming less meat have any impact on our current day environment? In our period of time we may have reached a tipping point with our environment, meaning if nothing is done to improve things, they will never be resolved. We are at the peak of the climate change debate right now, and one method considered viable to combat climate change is going vegetarian. A vegetarian can be defined as a person who does not eat meat, and sometimes other animal products,…

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    stress put on the animals and the crowded conditions makes it much easier for disease to spread in the factory farms. Even if one animal becomes contaminated in a factory farm it's possible for that same animal to contaminate thousands of pounds of meat in a slaughter house. To prove this in 2008, 22 people died in Toronto from a bacteria outbreak from contaminated equipment in Maple Leaf’s packaging factories. In addition to that all animals in the factory farm are given antibiotics even if…

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    Leaving Meat, Living Healthy Most of people believe that human cannot get enough nutrition without meat, and meat is the best source to get iron. In fact, the situation is opposite “Meat and cheese may be as bad as smoking” (Wu, 2014, para1); eating meat can cause more bad effects than benefits. On the one hand, animals have the same right as human; however, there are thousands of animals been killed every year because of the profit of the meat products. On the other hand, food additives in…

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    On Eating Animals Analysis

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    “On Eating Animals” Contrary to what omnivores often think, whether or not to eat meat isn't only a matter of taste or personal preference. Due to its many implications spreading concerns of well being for humans, animals, and the environment it is, at its center, a question of ethics. In the article, “On Eating Animals” they work to defend, honor, and clean up the processes by which farm animals are raised to eat and eventually kill. The purpose of this essay is to undermine a general belief.…

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    The Meat Industry

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    acts, is what media tends to show about the meat production side of the food industry. Those aforementioned videos paint a picture of companies that care only about turning a profit not the animal’s welfare. Sure some companies couldn’t care less about animals but, many do. Many companies show they care by making changes in animal production to give a more relaxed environment and more humane slaughter methods. So, despite what people see in the media the meat industry as a whole is not as cruel…

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