While meat industry insists ships meet regulations, activists say treatment of animals imported for fattening and slaughter violates animal welfare laws

After starting at Detroit's iconic Lou's in 1960 at the age of 15, the Motown restaurateur's eponymous brand now distributes over 150,000 pounds of meat a week nationwide

With slogans like 'A whole different animal,' and 'Precisely the same, entirely different,' startup unveils its high-end, plant-based 3-D printed products at Tel Aviv tasting

More than half a million animals transported to country in first six months of 2021, up 59% over same period last year

Tel Aviv University researchers says Stone Age humans were apex predators, only moved to more plant-based diet 85,000 years ago

Ministry fires vet training to be inspector after he complains of Off HaGalil employees picking carcasses off floor and throwing them back onto production line

Australian epidemiologist warns that live shipment of animals for fattening, slaughter, is 'getting to a stage when it can't be safe'; Israel continues to import

New video footage of cows who made it through the flames and were sent to Eilat draws fresh criticism of intense suffering endured during live shipping

The New York mayor's social media team has fun during the TV debate from which he was excluded, and has confirmed the Twitter feed was not hacked

Veterinary inspector says 'common problems' include injury and suffocation from overcrowding, high temperatures, poor ventilation