The author Hans-Ulrich Grimm born in the Allgäu, lives in Stuttgart. He was 1989-1996 correspondent of the news magazine Der Spiegel, has since been a freelance writer (including for Stern, Geo, Neue Zürcher Zeitung and Tages-Anzeiger Zurich). His most important work 'The soup lies', is translated into many languages, and is considered a classic of modern food criticism. The book Cats would buy mice he delivers shocking facts were researched in detail for animal feed production and associated industries.
The book shows how ruthlessly affects the problems of our consumer society at home and livestock. You get an insight into the food production and his own eating habits and his domestic animals forced to question. It soon becomes clear how the modern man to the can opener and was in the advertising so advertised kibble, because way into the wells of our loved ones found.
A book for anyone wishing to address the issue of animal nutrition!
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