Progress for Animals at Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s
CKE Restaurants reveals an estimated 845,000 more hens are now out of cages.
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We campaign against US corporations, urging them to adopt higher standards for animal welfare—and actually follow through on their commitments.
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A sign of the (cage-free) times
A billboard—down the road from Crumbl’s headquarters—advertises Crumbl’s animal cruelty scandal.
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ABC news covers Crumbl headquarters protest
Advocates protest at Crumbl headquarters to protect animals in its supply chain.
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Advocates Protest Crumbl's Support of Animal Cruelty
A Crumbl store opening in Portland exposes the company’s outdated sourcing practices.
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Meet the Co-Founders Behind Crumbl’s Cruelty
Crumbl Cookies is the fastest-growing cookie chain in the US. But its co-founders are not championing cruelty-free ingredients. Far from it.
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Progress for Animals at Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s
CKE Restaurants reveals an estimated 845,000 more hens are now out of cages.
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Crumbl Needs To Improve its Animal Welfare Standards
Many companies are easing the suffering of animals in their supply chains. Why isn’t Crumbl doing the same?
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We want to change the lives of 6.7 million birds. Here’s how.
This year, we set a goal to spare 6,700,000 birds from cruel battery cages. Here’s how we got to this number, and how we can pull it off.
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Progress from Compass Group, Sodexo, and Delaware North: Animals Will Be Spared from Worst Abuses
You spoke, and three leading foodservice companies heard you. Compass Group, Sodexo, and Delaware North Companies just ramped up their animal welfare policies—setting a new standard for the entire industry.
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BJ’s reports cage-free progress
After compassionate consumers took action to hold the company accountable, BJ’s Wholesale Club made progress toward eliminating cruel battery cages from their supply chain.
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Billboard targets Dunkin’ executive for animal cruelty
Last week, people across the Atlanta metropolitan area spotted a billboard with a strong message for Dunkin’s executives: stop supporting animal cruelty.