Category: Product Testing

Thanks to an appeal from PETA U.K. and a petition signed by more than 15,000 supporters, the British government has agreed to request an investigation.

PETA’s successful use of the USDA’s database to expose misconduct by animal facilities—and the agency itself—shows why the records should remain online.

The PETA International Science Consortium Ltd. and experts from around the globe join forces to promote human-relevant tests that don’t use animals.

Several scientists won a PETA International Science Consortium award for efforts that will help animals and humans.

There was nothing sweet about what raspberry industry trade groups were doing to rats in laboratories.

A government report outlines how the Netherlands can best work toward the historic goal of replacing animal experiments.

The Dutch government is working to end all animal experimentation in the country – and PETA U.K. scientists were asked to help.

When an overseas personal-care product company was ordered by a government agency to test its products on animals, company leaders pushed back—and won.

After PETA weighs in, the FDA concludes that most ingredients in antiseptic washes are no more effective than soap and water in preventing infections.

India moves toward replacing 1940s-era chemical tests on rabbits with advanced non-animal methods.