Switzerland’s parliament has passed a law banning the import and domestic trade of fur products made with cruel production methods. Animal welfare groups say the move turns an existing import restriction into a lasting legal standard and relies on independent certification, not industry-set criteria.
(c) Jeffry Surianto

La Suisse interdit le commerce des fourrures issues de cruauté

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Le Parlement suisse a adopté une loi interdisant l’importation et la vente de produits en fourrure issus de méthodes jugées cruelles. Des organisations de protection animale estiment que le texte transforme une restriction d’importation existante en norme légale durable, avec certification indépendante.

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