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Hello, when eating out or buying ingredients in Thailand, do you think about animal welfare?


If yes, are you happy with the situation and is there a chance to get meals or ingredients with better animal welfare than normal? In the big cities, in smaller places?


If yes, do you apply the same standards regarding animal welfare in Thailand and in the west? Did you ever talk with Thai people about it?


What are your consequences?


PS
I believe that in some hot countries free range village chicken have a good reputation - see “native chicken” in Philippines, “ayam kampung” in Indonesia, “bicycle chicken” in West Africa and a similar thing in Cambodia. I don't know if Thai people are concerned.

 

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