
Denmark Permanently Ends Mink Farming After COVID-19 Concerns
Denmark has decided to permanently cease mink farming, following a 2020 government order to cull all mink due to fears of COVID-19 mutations, and will not seek exemptions from the upcoming EU ban.
Background
The Danish government ordered a mass culling of mink in 2020 due to concerns about COVID-19 mutations. This decision sparked debate regarding animal welfare, public health, and the future of the mink farming industry in Denmark, a major global producer.
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Denmark Permanently Ends Mink Farming After COVID-19 Concerns
First report 7h agoLast update 7h agoDenmark is permanently ending mink farming, not seeking exemptions from the EU ban, due to past concerns over COVID-19 mutations.
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