Butterball Faces Boycott Over Resurfaced PETA Video on Turkey Abuse
A 2006 undercover video showing animal cruelty at a Butterball slaughterhouse has reignited outrage as Thanksgiving approaches.
- PETA reposted an 18-year-old video showing alleged abuse of turkeys at a Butterball plant, including graphic mistreatment by workers.
- The video, originally filmed in 2006, has gained traction on social media, with many calling for a boycott of Butterball products.
- Butterball responded, stating the video predates their American Humane certification and current animal welfare practices.
- Critics, including PETA, have challenged Butterball's humane certification, claiming it misleads consumers about the treatment of animals.
- The controversy has sparked widespread online discussion, with viral reactions on platforms like TikTok and Instagram.