Abby Jade Sarfas

While other companies did the right thing, these global brands chose cages over compassion.

The Open Wing Alliance has released its latest “Fair and Fowl” report assessing progress on cage-free egg commitments for global companies in 2025.

The Open Wing Alliance’s most recent progress report indicates that global fulfillment of cage-free egg commitments from companies with deadlines of 2024 has risen to 92%, up from 89% last year.

The largest-ever global investigation into egg farms reveals a chilling truth. From Canada to Vietnam, from Nigeria to Australia—billions of hens face the same horrific cruelty.

In regions where cage-free egg inventory is low, impact incentives make it easier than ever for food businesses to transform their supply chains—and eradicate cages once and for all.

The OWA's latest Cage-Free Egg Fulfillment Report shows that most companies are continuing to honor their global animal welfare commitments—even ahead of schedule.

Cage-free progress worldwide is creating a kinder future for millions of egg-laying hens.

Which travel companies are being transparent about their cage-free egg commitments—and which aren’t? The Open Wing Alliance’s 2024 Global Travel Report identifies “early birds” and “bad eggs” in the travel sector.

The vast majority of global restaurant brands have promised to eliminate cages from their supply chains by 2025. But which companies are on track to be successful—and which are failing animals and their customers?

Battery cages are officially on their way out. The Open Wing Alliance’s latest report finds the vast majority of companies with 2022 cage-free pledges have completed their transitions—moving away from the intensive confinement of hens around the globe.

The Open Wing Alliance (OWA), a coalition of animal activists and organizations from around the globe, has reached a breakthrough in the movement to end the abuse of chickens worldwide.