… that cage-free is the new conventional, and it’s a race to the top. In 2015, only 13% of egg-laying hens in the US lived outside of cages. In 2024, that figure tripled to 40.2%.

… that when given the opportunity, voters want cage-free to be the norm. Currently, 11 states have laws banning battery cages.

… that cage-free is here to stay. That ESG claims do affect spending. That most consumers care about transparency in animal protein.

… that the companies behind these pledges should do the “responsible thing” and share cage-free transition updates.

… that going 100% cage-free ahead of their deadlines is possible, and the new plan is going cage-free globally.

… record profits since the beginning of the pandemic. If a transition is doable, and costs aren’t prohibitive, where’s the progress?