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The Co-op is facing scrutiny over conditions at supplier farms after a campaign group released footage showing what appears to be malformed birds.

The Co-op is facing scrutiny over conditions at supplier farms after a campaign group released footage showing what appears to be malformed birds.

The second annual "Count Your Chickens Report," released by Mercy For Animals on Wednesday, August 2, reveals that leading food companies—including Blue Apron, HelloFresh, IKEA, Sprouts Farmers Market, sweetgreen, and Whole Foods Market—are demonstrating progress toward meeting their public commitments to higher animal welfare through the Better Chicken Commitment (BCC). But some corporations—such as Starbucks, TGI Fridays, and White Castle—have failed to be...

Major US companies have failed to follow through on their pledges to improve the treatment of chickens as a self imposed deadline looms, according to...

Sean Gifford discusses why he thinks animal cruelty is an ongoing problem in the UK food industry and why a “strong movement” is necessary.

Nearly 20,000 people join a campaign urging retailers to sell only higher-welfare chicken.

Criticisms have been leveled at KFC before, with customers dismissing its offerings as unappetizing. Unfortunately, some of these concerns may be justified.

Nearly 20,000 people have signed up to a campaign demanding retailers to only sell higher welfare chicken.

Protesters gathered outside Swindons Lidl in response to the supermarkets treatment of chickens.

Focus of event was on supply chain sustainability.