Compassion in World Farming has produced a wealth of useful materials on the many interconnected issues surrounding our global food system.

Our Global CEO, Philip Lymbery, has produced two books on the subject: the Sunday Times No. 1 bestseller Farmageddon: The True Cost of Cheap Meat documenting and investigative journey behind the closed doors of the factory farming industry; and Dead Zone: Where the Wild Things Were which examines the horrifying impact of factory farming on some of the world’s most iconic wildlife species.

We have also produced a substantial number of reports, briefings, position papers and other useful materials on issues including: the need to reduce meat consumption, why octopus factory farming should not be developed; a charter for a regenerative food policy; the hidden costs of industrial agriculture; and alternative proteins.

Working in partnerships with other organisations - including the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP), and the Aquatic Life Institute – we have produced high-profile reports and we are keen to collaborate with like-minded NGOs and other international organisations.