Is fur farming banned in Portugal?

Legal

Fur farming is not banned; there is no fur-farming industry.

Portugal is one of 205 countries classified “Legal” for fur farming — 89% of the 231 with data.

Source

Taken from: Wikipedia: Fur farming
Last checked: 15 September 2026
How it was classified: Read directly from the source’s own table, without interpretation.

Nearby countries

Spain: Phasing out A fur-farming ban is enacted but still being phased in.
Andorra: Legal No ban on fur farming.
Jersey: Legal No ban on fur farming.
Guernsey: Legal No ban on fur farming.
Morocco: Legal No ban on fur farming.
France: Phasing out A fur-farming ban is enacted but still being phased in.

Other laws in Portugal

Cosmetic Animal Testing: Banned
Plastic Bag Bans: Taxed / charged

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