If this perception is true, choosing higher-welfare animal products over intensively-produced animal products could be expected to have a beneficial effect on consumers’ health, with potential implications for dietary advice and opportunities for the marketing of higher-welfare animal products on the basis of nutritional advantages.
One of the main reasons cited by consumers for purchasing higher-welfare animal products is a perception that they are healthier.
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