This is because they are herding animals and are more comfortable when they are close together. Veal calves always have plenty of space on the farm to stand up, lay down, turn around and socialize ...

The study found U.S. farms that produce veal have an environmental impact of 2.88 kilograms of greenhouse gas emissions per ...

In 2007, the American Veal Association (AVA) pledged to transition away from solitary crates and neck tethers to group housing by the end of 2017. Since calves are social animals, this was a ...

“There’s a perfect storm driving up beef and veal prices right now,” Joe Camberato ... you’d have a system where the rancher would keep some of his animals back, re-breed them and add ...

The original 2007 regulation contains a loophole: it allows veal calves who are unable to walk to be set aside temporarily to “rest” and then, if they can be forced to walk, they can be slaughtered ...