Over 90% of farmed animals in the United States lack federal protection from abuse, raising concerns about their treatment in industrial farming.
Synopsis
Over 90% of farmed animals in the United States lack federal protection from abuse, raising concerns about their treatment in industrial farming.
Synopsis
Hidden camera footage captures conditions on large-scale farms in the United States. "Farm to Fridge," directed by Lee Iovino and narrated by James Cromwell, focuses on poultry, pig, dairy, and fish industries. The film shows hatcheries and slaughter plants where animals experience severe treatment. It reveals that farmed animals lack federal protections against abuse. The documentary traces the supply chain from factory farms to grocery stores, urging a discussion about food production ethics and animal welfare.
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Why Watch
- See hidden camera footage of factory farms.
- Find out about animal welfare in U.S. agriculture.
- Meet James Cromwell discussing food ethics.
Did You Know
- The film features hidden camera footage from various farms.
- Farmed animals in the U.S. lack federal protection from abuse.
- The documentary has a runtime of 12 minutes.
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Who narrated the documentary Farm to Fridge?
James Cromwell, an Academy Award nominee, narrated the documentary.
What year was Farm to Fridge released?
Farm to Fridge was released in 2011.
What types of farms are examined in Farm to Fridge?
The documentary examines large-scale poultry, pig, dairy, and fish farms, as well as hatcheries and slaughter plants.
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