Answer:
Animals and fish are not raised well, in a healthy environment, and the products are therefore low quality. By improving the conditions, the environment would be healthier, animals and fish would live better, and products would be of better quality.
Step-by-step explanation:
This question asks what are right now the conditions and the circumstances of raising animals and fish. The happenings and conditions of the raising are what is meant by the phrase 'current state'.
Currently, the consumption of fish and animal meat and by-products is constantly on the rise, as the population is increasing and people can afford more meat and fish in their every-day life. However, this affects how animals and fish are treated in the industry.
Those who control the industry tend to use vitamins and steroids to fasten the growth of the animals and fish. They also keep them in the crowded, non-natural environment, encaged and grouped up, to meet the demands of the consumption. The more animals and fish they raise, the more they can sell. All of this causes much garbage and is not healthy for the environment, nor the animals. It is not a sustainable option in the long run.
There is certainly room for improvement. The market, as well as the industry, would have to change. Animal and fish should be kept in more organic conditions and raised naturally, by feeding them healthy food. There should be more concern about not harming nature and respecting the ecosystem. This would help the animals that are raised, as well as raise the quality of the meat and by-products. However, this would mean that fewer animals and fish would be raised, and fewer products and meat could be made. Therefore, consumers need to lower the demand and try to consume less meat, less fish, and fewer products from these creatures.
The idea behind it is to treat the eco-system better and make it more sustainable. In this way, the environment would last longer and produce us better, more quality products that we can consume. This can also benefit the economy, as the products could be more expensive, and workers could be paid more.