Gene Baur

so circulated template letters, testimony (Farm Sanctuary’s Gene Baur often testified), and guides for citizen lobbying to ban foie gras at the city and state level. (Tags: USA, Fact Sheets, Lobbying

DEEP RESEARCH: Global Foie Gras Advocacy, Critique & Abolition Resources— 2. Advocacy Campaign Materials (Local, National, International)

out the plight of other animals. Farm Sanctuary’s president Gene Baur said in 2004 that banning foie gras would “set a precedent that animals should not be treated cruelly to make food, and that could

From Experiments to Duopoly: The Rise of Hudson Valley Foie Gras and La Belle (1990s–2004)— 9. Interesting and Overlooked Dynamics

beyond just foie gras[137][138]. Farm Sanctuary co-founder Gene Baur (referred to as Gene Bauston in some articles) often framed foie gras as “egregious and unnecessary… an appetizer, for crying out

The First Wave: California, Chicago, and the Rise of Foie Gras as a Political Target (2003–2008)— Advocacy Strategy and Movement Thinking

ates: Over a hundred animal activists rallied at City Hall. Gene Baur, president of Farm Sanctuary, spoke in person and submitted formal testimony describing the severe suffering of ducks in foie gras

Timeline of New York City’s Foie Gras Ban Campaign (2017–2022)— Introducing the Foie Gras Ban Legislation (2019)