Sentence examples for intensive factory from inspiring English sources

Animals are raised in intensive factory farm conditions with minimum welfare standards.

Americans may regularly throw out more fresh fruit and vegetables than chicken, but the environmental impact is magnified by intensive factory farming.

The intensive factory farming of chicken is associated with pollution and urban migration in developing countries, which produce poultry for export to the west.

This study is based on labor intensive factory, located in Dhaka, Bangladesh which was adversely impacted due to extreme hot conditions.

The increase in mega farms – which critics describe as "cruel and unnecessary" – is part of a 26% rise in intensive factory farming in six years, a shift that is transforming the British countryside.

The livelihoods needed to afford them are a significant factor too. Iain Climie Whitchurch, Hampshire Peter Singer's expertise in bioethics (Comment, 5 August) is matched by his ignorance of organic farming, which bans intensive factory farms and does not permit the use of soya from cleared forest.

In the US and some European countries pig farming has moved towards an intensive, factory-style approach.

The investigation into Polish pig farms owned by Smithfields Food, one of the world's largest pork suppliers, also found that powerful cocktails of drugs are administered to pigs reared in intensive factory-style conditions.

The move is a sign of the growing consumer and business interest in the welfare and environmental impact of animals reared for meat, dairy and eggs, with most of the blame directed at intensive, factory-style farms.

This was because they had been aggressively recruited by both Conservative and Labour governments to fill the massive labour shortages for the lower paid jobs within the British economy, most especially in the transportation, health care, and older, less efficient, relatively labour intensive factories throughout Britain.

But New Zealand lamb is raised on pastures with a small carbon footprint, whereas most English lamb is produced under intensive factory-like conditions with a big carbon footprint.