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Being able to clone pigs would make it easier to raise animals with organs suitable for transplants.
CNN: Researchers clone pigs
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In other words, if we continue to buy these meats, it is likely industry will continue to use antibiotics to raise animals.
FORBES: Are You Eating 'Superbugs?' Resistant Bacteria Found At Alarming Rates On Meat In Stores
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Now, important note, we're talking about animals here, not humans, but it does raise some concerns about how cancer is evolving.
NPR: Startling New Evidence Cancer Is Contagious
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"They must think they've landed in some sort of donkey heaven, " said Gwen Ware, a British citizen who helped raise funds for their emigration through her charity, Saving Greek Animals.
WSJ: Hee Haw! Donkeys Get Last Laugh As One Greek Tragedy Ends Happily
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Dozens of official reports, plans and national strategies, and promises of technical help, have failed to overcome a vicious circle: most herders are poor, have too few animals, and cannot afford the improvements in breeding, pasture management and shearing needed to raise fibre quality and yield.
ECONOMIST: Misguided mercantilism, or self-help