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CIWF Welcomes Nine New Members to U.S. Working Group for Chicken Welfare
As the group enters its second year, CIWF welcomes nine new members from across specialties to collectively advance higher welfare in the chicken industry.
Read moreWildacre Rotisserie Joins the Better Chicken Commitment
The California-inspired fast-casual rotisserie restaurant founded by former Sweetgreen and Starbucks' culinary leader Ben Pote joins other notable food brands in committing to source higher welfare chicken.
Read moreEarth Animal Adopts the Better Chicken Commitment
Earth Animal becomes the fifth pet food company to adopt the Better Chicken Commitment
Read moreCompassion Welcomes Historic Provision in the Child Nutrition Reauthorization Bill
The Healthy Meals, Healthy Kids Act, a bill released by the House Education and Labor Committee late Wednesday, includes $10 million in grants for plant-based meals in schools.
Read moreGame-changing food system conference announced
We’ve announced a major new international conference to provide a platform for solutions on global food system transformation.
Read moreEnd factory farming or risk next pandemic
Hundreds of thousands of people call for an end to factory farming to help prevent future pandemics through a petition handed to World Health Organization officials yesterday.
Read moreMajor investigation reveals sows suffering awaiting cage ban
Our major new undercover investigation reveals the immense suffering endured by sows in cages as they await the promised European ban on caged farming.
Read moreNew Book Reveals Factory Farming’s Threat to Humanity
"Sixty Harvests Left" explores how humankind & nature can survive the 21st Century together & why our future depends on it
Read moreAwards recognize animal welfare and environmental achievements
International food companies recognized for achievements at the 2022 Good Farm Animal Welfare Awards
Read moreHelp end live animal exports
Animal lovers urged to take part in global day of action against cruel live animal exports
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