26/09/2012
As the RSPCA calls for dairy products from non-cull areas to be labelled as 'Badger Friendly', Anna Hill hears from an MEP who thinks the labelling idea is 'unethical'.
Three cows and a calf in Wales have been found to have antibodies to the Schmallenberg virus, which affected England last year but has never been identified in Wales before. Anna Hill talks to the President of the Welsh Branch of the British Veterinary Association, Bob Stevenson.
As the RSPCA calls for dairy products from non-cull areas to be labelled as 'Badger Friendly', Anna hears from an MEP who thinks the labelling idea is 'unethical', whilst the charity say they want to 'give the power back to the consumer'.
Presented by Anna Hill and produced in Birmingham by Rich Ward.
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