Thursday 29 February, 2024
Birds are kept in filthy conditions and are bred to grow unnaturally fastAs a result 3 in 4 of the whole chickens sold in Lidl are plagued by ‘revolting’ ulcers from the birds laying in their own waste – almost 4x higher than levels reported by rival Aldi94% of the discounter’s breast meat is afflicted by a muscle disease that makes the typically lean food 224% higher in fat contentDiseased meat poses health risks and questions over food quality
Today – a shocking new animal welfare survey investigates the prevalence of a skin disease caused by chickens being forced to lay in their own faeces and urine…
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