In Singapore, the cruelty-free movement is gaining strong momentum. The vegan and cruelty-free cosmetics market is projected to grow significantly — driven by increasing awareness of animal welfare, ethical sourcing and eco-friendly living. (Source: IMARC Group)
While animal testing for cosmetics remains legal and regulated here, innovative alternatives such as human-skin models are being developed locally to reduce reliance on animals. (Source: The Straits Times)
Globally, more than 40 countries have put in place legal bans or restrictions on cosmetic testing with animals, and consumers are increasingly choosing cruelty-free and vegan brands. (Source: ChemLinked)
What We Do
Through our Cruelty-Free Living campaigns and outreach, ACRES:
- Educates consumers about how ordinary products can hide animal suffering
- Highlights cruelty-free brands and ethical lifestyle choices
- Encourages adoption of humane habits: choosing plant-based, sustainable, and animal-friendly products
- Advocates for stronger regulation and transparency in industries that impact animal welfare
Your Role
Every purchase matters. By choosing cruelty-free cosmetics, household goods, clothing and food options, you reduce demand for animal suffering and help shift the market toward more ethical practices. Together, each decision we make helps shape a world where animals are treated with dignity, not as commodities.
Factory Farming
Factory farming is one of the largest sources of animal suffering in the world today. Behind closed doors, billions of animals are raised in highly intensive systems, often with little to no consideration for their welfare.
The resources listed below offer a deeper look into the realities of industrial animal agriculture and its impact on animals, the environment, and our health. We encourage you to explore these links to better understand the hidden cost of animal-based food production and how your choices can help create a kinder, more sustainable world.