
Dyrevernalliansen
Oslo, Norway
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Founded in 2001, Dyrevernalliansen is a non-governmental organisation based in Oslo, Norway working on animal welfare.
Dyrevernalliansen (The Norwegian Animal Protection Alliance) is a national animal welfare foundation founded in 2001 and based in Oslo, Norway. It works through political and corporate advocacy, expert analysis, and public information to reduce suffering for farmed animals, fur animals, animals used in research, and farmed fish. It runs the Dyrevernmerket food labelling scheme, funds research into alternatives to animal testing, and publishes consumer guides on food, clothing and cosmetics. The organisation is non-partisan and secular, and is funded by donations from supporters and sponsors.
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Dyrevernmerket
Animal welfare · Norway
Animal welfare labelling scheme for food products that meet defined welfare criteria.
Dyrevernalliansens forskningsfond
Science & Research · Norway
Research fund that supports research to promote animal interests in life and welfare, and alternatives to animal testing.
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Menon Economics, Nofima, Norecopa
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