It doesn't even take that to be against this. Even if you think the industry is fine, why do they want us not to know what happen in it? If there are no issues, shouldn't it all be fine to take photos of?

Shouldn't it be at least a little alarming that an industry actively keeps trying to ban investigations? I mean that makes even stuff like high rates of workplace injuries harder to investigate

Much more than just Poland, unfortunately. That's the vast majority of global egg farms even if "organic", "free range", "cage-free", etc. :(

For some context:

[Some beef ‘raised without antibiotics’ tests positive for antibiotics in study](https://www.washingtonpost.com/business/2022/04/07/antibiotics-found-in-natural-meat/)

For those curious, here's one useful source talking about the water usage

https://www.vox.com/the-highlight/23655640/colorado-river-water-alfalfa-dairy-beef-meat

For some more numbers. Per liter, dairy milk requires 628.2 L of freshwater vs almond milk requiring 371.46 L of freshwater. And if you use something like oat milk instead that gets you to 48.24 L

https://ourworldindata.org/environmental-impact-milks