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Companies continue to make the transition to cage-free. Photo: Alexas Fotos
08-08-2023 | News

Pressure growing on Jollibee to move to cage-free eggs

The farm will retrofit a cage facility and will act as a model for those farmers looking to transition from cage to cage-free. Photo: Bert Janssen
30-05-2023 | News

Cage-free model egg farm and training centre to be built in China

Compassion in World Farming has welcomed the results of its latest Egg Track report, which show that In the past year, several major companies have made new global cage-free commitments. Photo: Finn Mund
24-11-2022 | News

Global companies continue to move towards cage-free systems

In the UK and EU, the cage free movement is driven by activists, exploiting the lack of consumer understanding of barn production. Photo: ANP
27-06-2022 | News

From cages to cage free – an industry perspective

Confidence in consumer demand for free-range eggs has prompted leading European egg producers to commit not only to phase out cages for laying hens but to phase out combination systems as well. Tackling poultry superbugs across the globe. Photo: Peter Roek
14-05-2022 | Article

Companies continue to meet cage-free commitments

Majid Al Futtaim is the first Middle Eastern retailer to make a cage-free commitment. Photo: Ralphs Fotos
04-04-2022 | News

Cage-free eggs commitment comes to the Middle East

Taiwan’s regulations provide no definition of enriched cages for ducks (unlike for chickens) and so the new rules effectively rule out all forms of cage farming. Photo: We Animal Media / EAST
15-02-2022 | News

Taiwan bans cages for egg-laying ducks

The world’s top 50 global restaurant chains are being called upon to improve their hen welfare standards. Photo: Daniel Hooper
04-02-2022 | News

Pressure on restaurants falling behind cage-free egg trend

Driven by consumer demand, global companies and industry leaders worldwide are increasingly focusing on improving welfare of chickens in their supply chains. Photo: Rick Barrett
31-12-2021 | News

Focus Brands and Groupe Le Duff abandon eggs from caged hens

Confidence in consumer demand for free-range eggs has prompted leading European egg producers to commit not only to phase out cages for laying hens but to phase out combination systems as well. Photo: Peter Roek
30-11-2021 | News

Companies continuing to meet cage-free commitments