Agriculture, Food and Beverage

Here's how important cruelty-free products are for these 4 countries

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In the United States, animal-friendly clothing was a bigger focus than food. Image: Unsplash/Arturo Rey

Katharina Buchholz
Data Journalist, Statista
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Germany was the most concerned about cruelty-free food. Image: Statista.
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