I'm a simple emigrant and I care about the environment

No matter how you look at it, it's easier in Europe to become part of this culture. Starting with the separate waste that everyone sorts, not just you in your neighborhood, ending with markings on animal products. More on the latter: in supermarkets, for any animal-based products, for example eggs or meat, producers are required to inform about the quality. But not about the food, rather the conditions under which the animals were kept. Put simply, by buying eggs you support a certain attitude toward animals: it's nice to think that the hens lived well, at least, and that they were treated luxuriously — you pay a bit more money. Sometimes, in light of this, friends can even quarrel with each other, because the quality of even the cheapest product is normal, but the conditions on the farm are not guaranteed. For example, my friend argued about this for a long time, urging people to buy products a little more expensive, but with a calmer conscience. I agree with this too, and if anything we're not vegans, A good system, right? Would you start following it? #food