Katie Wagner

The largest and fastest-growing Asian restaurant company in the world, Jollibee’s cage-free egg commitment will positively impact millions of hens worldwide.

Jollibee is responsible for the cruel confinement of millions of egg-laying hens in cramped, filthy cages and uses an estimated 586,505,945 eggs annually.

In addition to announcing an implementation plan for egg elimination, Kellogg’s published a statement committing to interim progress updates until the manufacturer reaches 100% cage-free eggs.

PepsiCo reports sourcing 100% of cage-free eggs from U.S. supply chains since 2020, and is on track to source 100% of cage-free eggs globally by 2025.

The Global Manufacturers Report ranks the companies leading the way by publicly reporting on their global cage-free egg progress and those which are underperforming by failing to be transparent about animal cruelty in their supply chains.

Thanks to accountability guidance from Open Wing Alliance, RBI is prioritizing animal welfare across its global supply chain which includes over 29,000 restaurants in more than 100 countries.

The Humane League worked with both companies on accelerating their cage-free egg fulfillment timeline across their combined 18,786 U.S. locations