Denmark pushes for EU ban on ‘turbo chickens’ as secret footage causes outrage

Guardian World•Tue, Nov 3, 2026, 06:00 AM•2 min read

Minister says government will work towards banning fast-growing breed across country and throughout EU The Danish government is pursuing a national ban on “turbo chickens” and is calling for the fast-growing breed to be prohibited across Europe. The move comes amid widespread outrage over allega...

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