Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Consumers and PETA Urge Mondelez to Halt Animal Testing
A large group of people and PETA are asking the Oreo-maker, Mondelez, to stop testing on animals.
PETA says Mondelez is still doing these tests to learn about nutrition.
They claim the company feeds mice things like poop to see what happens.
Many people are upset and have contacted the company to demand a stop to the testing.
PETA points out that there are other ways to do this research, like using people instead of animals, and many other companies have already stopped animal testing.
Over 1.28 lakh consumers and PETA urge Mondelez to ban animal testing.
PETA alleges Mondelez allows animal testing under the guise of nutritional science.
Mondelez is accused of funding experiments like force-feeding mice with faecal bacteria.
More than 400 companies have joined PETA's ‘eat Without experiments’ program.
PETA India cites a global shift toward human-based research methods.
- Who
- Consumers, PETA, and Mondelez.
- What
- Consumers and PETA are urging Mondelez to ban animal testing practices.
- When
- Information from the past years to present.
- Where
- Worldwide with specific focus on Mondelez research
- Why
- To stop animal testing and move towards human-based research methods.
PETA and Consumers
Mondelez (implied)
Animal Testing
PETA and Consumers
Animal testing is unethical and unnecessary.
Mondelez (implied)
Animal testing is needed to study nutrition and meet legal requirements.
- Company
- Mondelez International
- Product Examples
- Cadbury, Toblerone, Oreo
- Consumer Action
- Over 1.28 lakh consumers contacted Mondelez
- PETA Program
- Eat Without Experiments
- Companies in PETA Program
- Over 400 companies