Mahi Klosterhalfen on progressive strategies for animals in Germany and the importance of sharing mistakes

How I Learned to Love Shrimp

Mahi Klosterhalfen from Albert Schweitzer Foundation brings us exciting progress for animals in Germany. Mahi walks us through his work on cage-free, broilers and also now fish and shrimps and why Germany seems to be one of very few countries where meat consumption per capita is declining.

We also dive into some thought provoking questions around running an organisation and why as a movement leader, sharing of mistakes is so important. Super interesting chat from a really knowledgeable long-term member of this space - well worth a listen.

Relevant links to things mentioned throughout the show:

• Podcast: Feedback Form
• Fundamental Wellbeing Foundation
• 45 Days to Awakening
• Freeletics
• Albert Schweitzer Stiftung Site
• Website in English
• Josh Balk episode on shareholder advocacy
• The Leadership Exchange - Liana Paris LinkedIn
• Lidl lowering the cost of plant-based products
• Declining meat consumption in Germany
• Agency vs scarcity article
• Radical Candour book
• Animal Welfare League post on FAST Forum
• AVA Summit Talk (not yet live but will be hosted here)

00:00:00:00 | Intro
00:08:09:13 | Progress with retailers and producers
00:17:47:13 | Lower welfare fresh meat by 2030.
00:24:42:09 | Results of legal actions by the Foundation
00:42:26:01 | Meat tax that might finance animal welfare improvements
00:50:05:11 | Public opinion of animal welfare in Germany
00:57:47:11 | Future plans and campaigns
00:59:07:17 | Mistakes that Leaders make
01:11:17:02 | How to be a better Leader?
01:16:26:02 | Closing questions

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