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Fur farming is banned in the UK - but importing fur isn’t. That’s just outsourcing cruelty. The govt has approved our petition, but we need 100,000 signatures to force a debate. Sign, share & fund the fight for a #FurFreeBritain 
https://ko-fi.com/post/Ban-Fur-Imports-into-the-UK-N4N419BI45
Fur is banned on UK farms but still floods in from countries like China, where 50M+ animals suffer. Toxic chemicals, gassing, and electrocution are the norm—time to close this cruel loophole. Sign now 
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
The UK banned fur farming over 2 decades ago, yet still imports fur from abroad. It's time to close this cruel loophole and align our laws with compassion. Sign the petition to end the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. #FurFreeBritain
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
Though the UK banned fur farming in 2000, we still import £63m worth from countries using brutal gassing, electrocution, and leg-hold traps. Let’s align with public opinion—93% Brits refuse fur—and close the loophole.
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
93% of Brits won't wear fur, but the UK still imports it from cruel farms that gas and electrocute animals. It's drenched in toxic chemicals, too. Let's close this loophole - ban all fur imports & sales now!
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
The UK banned fur farming in 2000, calling it cruel and unnecessary. Yet £63 million worth of fur is still imported annually, funding gassing, electrocution, and toxic pollution abroad. It’s time to close this shameful loophole. Sign now!
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
Though the UK banned fur farming in 2000, we still import £63m worth from countries using brutal gassing, electrocution, and leg-hold traps. Let’s align with public opinion—93% Brits refuse fur—and close the loophole.
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
Fur is banned on UK farms but still floods in from countries like China, where 50M+ animals suffer. Toxic chemicals, gassing, and electrocution are the norm—time to close this cruel loophole. Sign now
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
The UK banned fur farming in 2000, calling it cruel and unnecessary. Yet £63 million worth of fur is still imported annually, funding gassing, electrocution, and toxic pollution abroad. It’s time to close this shameful loophole. Sign now!
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
The UK banned fur farming over 2 decades ago, yet still imports fur from abroad. It's time to close this cruel loophole and align our laws with compassion. Sign the petition to end the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. #FurFreeBritain
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
Though the UK banned fur farming in 2000, we still import £63m worth from countries using brutal gassing, electrocution, and leg-hold traps. Let’s align with public opinion—93% Brits refuse fur—and close the loophole.
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
93% of Brits won't wear fur, but the UK still imports it from cruel farms that gas and electrocute animals. It's drenched in toxic chemicals, too. Let's close this loophole - ban all fur imports & sales now!
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
Though the UK banned fur farming in 2000, we still import £63m worth from countries using brutal gassing, electrocution, and leg-hold traps. Let’s align with public opinion—93% Brits refuse fur—and close the loophole.
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.
Fur is banned on UK farms but still floods in from countries like China, where 50M+ animals suffer. Toxic chemicals, gassing, and electrocution are the norm—time to close this cruel loophole. Sign now
Petitions - UK Government and ParliamentPetition: Ban Fur Imports into the UKWe ask the Government to ban the import and sale of all fur products in the UK. Fur farming is banned here due to cruelty, yet imports support suffering abroad. We believe that this ban would align UK laws with ethical and environmental responsibility, closing the loophole that fuels the fur trade.