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Cajamar

This bank finances industrial animal agriculture

Cajamar has significant links with industrial animal agriculture. Whilst having policies on deforestation and protected areas, it has none on factory farming. It offers dedicated pig and cattle farm loans, including for cages and feed silos. It also maintains a strategic partnership with the National Association of Meat Industries of Spain (ANICE) and funds the automation and technification of animal farming through its tech incubator. Message them below to transition away from factory farming towards a sustainable food system.

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