Injured duck with bloody wounds left unattended. Several years ago, a visitor to the largest New York state foie gras company was told employees received bonuses if they caused fewer than 50 stomachs to burst a month. Worker force-feeding duck. Neither ducks nor geese nor any other animals evolved to withstand such torture. Worker force-feeding duck.
Corn lacks choline, which aids liver function.
This deficiency accelerates growth of the liver. Device used to force-feed ducks. Yet that is exactly what Ginor seeks to do. Yet it would be impossible for them to fly, let alone migrate, after weeks of force-feeding. In fact, producers consider the ideal time to slaughter the birds to be when they are about to die of the force-feeding process.