Emily Meredith

Animal Agricultural Alliance

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Communications Director for the Animal Agricultural Alliance, an agriculture industry coalition, based in Arlington, Virginia

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The preparation of food in America is a major industry. The New York Times reports that 9 billion animals are slaughtered each year.

Factory Farms, Cruelty to Animals and the Food Supply

The preparation of food in America is a major industry. The New York Times reports that 9 billion animals are slaughtered each year.

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