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Video showing staff beating and killing ostriches in front of one another at Louis Vuitton suppliers while the CEO claims humane treatment of all the animals whose skins are used.

PETA has sent an urgent letter calling on CEO Michael Burke to immediately stop making false statements about the treatment of animals killed for his company's products.

What the organization has documented about what is happening in the largest ostrich slaughterhouse And who later became a resource for Louis Vuitton, he revealed how workers in the slaughterhouse force stubborn ostriches into shock boxes, which causes them to fall one by one and then slit their necks in front of each other. The video also revealed how workers hit ostriches in the face while transporting them to the slaughterhouse.

over the years past PETA and its supporters around the world have exposed what happens in fur farms, where animals are electrocuted, clubbed, gassed, and often skinned. Despite all these harsh measures taken, Burke says in a recent interview, “I can guarantee that animals are treated with utmost humanity on our farms.” .

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“Louis Vuitton’s insistence that hitting ostriches in the face and slitting their necks is humane treatment is shameful and they should be held accountable for it,” said Jason Baker, PETA Vice President for International Campaigns. By changing their boycott of products made from animal skin, fur and any other product that contains animal products.”

PETA, whose slogan falls under its slogan “Animals do not belong to us to wear,” and which opposes discrimination between factions, which is a dominant thought based on considering human beings themselves better than other beings, urges Louis Vuitton to join other fashion houses such as Chanel, Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein, Victoria Beckham and Vivian Westwood in their county to use rare animal skins and furs.