New Zealand plans to resume live livestock exports in 2025, despite widespread opposition.

New Zealand plans to resume sea exports of live livestock in 2025, aiming to boost the economy while adhering to strict animal welfare standards. The government will amend the Animal Welfare Act 1999 to ensure high standards throughout the supply chain, engaging with experts and welfare advocates. However, the move faces criticism from animal welfare groups and a majority of New Zealanders, with surveys showing significant opposition to the resumption of live exports.

November 20, 2024
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