Apr 28, 2026 · 33 min · 19 segments
Rosalind English talks to animal law protection solicitor Edie Bowles of the Animal Law Foundation and Veronica Wiggins, who directs campaigns to protect consumers against misleading advertising. We…
Edie BowlesGuest
Rosalind EnglishHostVeronica WignallGuest
Yes, absolutely, and thank you very much for having us, Rosalind, and hosting this really important discussion.
So as you say, in 2025, my organization, the Animal Law Foundation, produced a report on food chain misinformation, and essentially this is where the depiction of animal farming across various mediums, so whether that be websites, advertising, or indeed even in the media, where that depiction of farmed animals doesn't actually reflect the reality that the majority, the overwhelming majority of the life that farmed animals live.
It gathers data on these inaccurate depictions, and indeed it compares those depictions also to the legal requirements across those various mediums.
We'll get on to the network of laws and regulations that cover this a little bit further into this interview.
Yes, absolutely, and thank you very much for having us, Rosalind, and hosting this really important discussion.
So as you say, in 2025, my organization, the Animal Law Foundation, produced a report on food chain misinformation, and essentially this is where the depiction of animal farming across various mediums, so whether that be websites, advertising, or indeed even in the media, where that depiction of farmed animals doesn't actually reflect the reality that the majority, the overwhelming majority of the life that farmed animals live.
It gathers data on these inaccurate depictions, and indeed it compares those depictions also to the legal requirements across those various mediums.
We'll get on to the network of laws and regulations that cover this a little bit further into this interview.
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