Category: Product Testing

New regulations are expected to allow many more products to be sold in China without any animal testing. Find out how PETA is involved and what it means for consumers.

In a groundbreaking decision, PETA pushed the Taiwan FDA to drop drowning and electric shock tests on animals in its draft regulation for marketing anti-fatigue health food claims.

Barry Callebaut, the “world’s leading manufacturer of high-quality chocolate,” nixes cruel and deadly animal tests after hearing from PETA entities.

Federal documents reveal chronic violations of minimum animal welfare standards at the taxpayer-funded National Institutes of Health.

PETA scientists know that education and training are some of the best ways to get animals out of laboratories.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration still requires companies to use painful pyrogen tests. But thanks to a new report, things could change.

Avon Products, Inc., is making even more progress for animals in laboratories!

Be on the lookout for PETA’s cruelty-free Beauty Without Bunnies logo on Aussie’s iconic purple bottles in the very near future.

Previously, Ingredion Incorporated force-fed rats feces, broke the necks of mice, and injected animals with carcinogens—all of which has now ended.