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Quit Stalling! New Report Shows Companies May Be Misleading Customers with False Promises on Pig Welfare
09/22/2020
World Animal Protection’s new report found that dozens of companies that previously committed to end the use of gestation crates by their pork suppliers may...
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Nestlé commits to 100% cage-free eggs in the United States
12/22/2015
Our partner Nestlé, the world’s largest food company, have announced a ground breaking commitment to source only cage-free eggs for all of their products in...
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Change for chickens: how partnerships can have a global impact on animal welfare
12/22/2015
Jonty Whittleton, Head of Campaigns on the international farming team, submits that the key to providing better lives for the 70 billion animals farmed for...
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Rats, dogs, chickens and cats – why do we care more about some animals than others?
12/09/2015
Sentience Manager Helen Proctor discusses speciesism and why we care more about soft, fluffy animals.
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We applaud Panera Bread’s commitment to transition entire egg supply to cage-free eggs by 2020
11/05/2015
Panera Bread's commitment will affect the welfare of approximately 400,000 hens
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Urge Panera Bread to commit to sourcing 100% cage-free eggs
10/19/2015
Show Panera that high-welfare foods are consumer priority
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Taco Bell announces cage-free commitment
09/09/2015
We applaud Taco Bell for its extraordinary commitment to fully transition to cage-free eggs by the end of 2016
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We commend McDonald's on Cage-Free commitment
09/09/2015
We commend McDonald’s on its commitment, announced today, to fully transition to cage-free eggs over the next 10 years.
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General Mills announces it will source 100% Cage-Free Eggs
07/08/2015
Another victory for egg-laying hens comes after General Mills announces that it plans to transition to 100% cage-free eggs.
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Study says cow’s eyes reveal how they are feeling
05/06/2015
Looking into the eye of a cow might reveal how relaxed the animal is, according to our new study.
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