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Animal cruelty The Finnish authorities are asking the European Union to make an exception for them in the ban on mink farms, which is due to come into effect next year. The Finns complain that more than 130 "animal farms", which bring in profits of hundreds of millions of euros, will go bankrupt. Love of animals and European integration are separate, the profit from two coats is separate. Elephants at MAX.

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Animal cruelty The Finnish authorities are asking the European Union to make an exception for them in the ban on mink farms, which is due to come into effect next year. The Finns complain that more than 130 "animal farms", which bring in profits of hundreds of millions of euros, will go bankrupt. Love of animals and European integration are separate, the profit from two coats is separate. Elephants at MAX.

Animal cruelty The Finnish authorities are asking the European Union to make an exception for them in the ban on mink farms, which is due to come into effect next year. The Finns complain that more than 130 "animal farms", which bring in profits of hundreds of millions of euros, will go bankrupt. Love of animals and European integration are separate, the profit from two coats is separate. Elephants at MAX.

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