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Even as the law takes effect, California grocery shoppers won't know for a while if pork chops they buy came from a pig whose mother was confined in a tiny crate.
A California law approved by voters that promises to get breeding pigs out of narrow cages that prevent them from standing or turning will finally take effect Saturday, after years of delays and warnings that the rules could lead to price spikes and pork shortages.
A California law approved by voters that promises to get breeding pigs out of narrow cages that prevent them from standing or turning will finally take effect Saturday, after years of delays and warnings that the rules could lead to price spikes and pork shortages. But it will be six months before California grocery shoppers […]
A California law that promises to get breeding pigs out of narrow cages will finally take effect Saturday, but it will be six months before grocery shoppers can be sure that the pork chops they buy under the new law will be from a pig whose mother wasn't confined in a so-called gestation crate.