Leading supermarkets drop goat-milk company after violent attacks on animals exposed

Exclusive: ‘We want our customers to be confident that our food has been produced to the highest standards of animal welfare,’ says M&S

The RSPCA said it could investigate if the government agency responsible did not.

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