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Project 1882 urges CJ Group to go cage-free
Together with animal rights organizations around the world, Project 1882 is calling on CJ Group, one of South Korea’s largest food and beverage companies, to adopt and publish a global cage-free egg policy.
New report: Stop investments in fish farming factories
In a new report, Project 1882 outlines necessary priorities for strengthened fish welfare and for achieving a truly sustainable aquaculture.
65,000 signatures delivered to Swedish parliament calling for ban on Frankenchickens
Today, Project 1882 delivered more than 65,000 signatures to Members of the Swedish Parliament, calling for a national ban on Frankenchickens. The handover took place together with a protest for the chickens outside the Swedish Parliament.
Sweden to ban fur farming – “At last!”
The Swedish inquiry on fur farming was published today, and it contains a clear proposal on how a ban should be introduced in Sweden. Project 1882 welcomes this development and urges the government to bring forward the legislation without delay.
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Read the latest animal-related news within Project 1882's focus areas.
EU unveils new food policy – a crucial turning point for animals
On 7 July, the European Commission presented two major initiatives: the new “Livestock Strategy” and the “Protein Action Plan”. Together, they set the direction for the future of Europe’s food system – with major implications for animals, the climate and how our food is produced. There is now an indicative timeline for phasing out of cages in the EU including an import ban on cage eggs.
McDonald’s Ukraine announces cage-free commitment
A major step forward for hens in Ukraine: McDonald’s Ukraine has announced that it is now 100% cage-free following discussions with Project 1882. The commitment means that all eggs used across McDonald’s more than 120 restaurants in Ukraine now come from cage-free systems instead of hens confined in cages. It is a significant milestone in a country where around 98% of the egg-laying hens are still kept in cages.
Images reveal hidden reality of industrial chicken farming
Images from inside chicken factory farms are now being used to shed light on conditions that are rarely seen by the public. According to Project 1882, the material reflects a reality that contrasts sharply with how the industry presents itself.
Project 1882 urges CJ Group to go cage-free
Together with animal rights organizations around the world, Project 1882 is calling on CJ Group, one of South Korea’s largest food and beverage companies, to adopt and publish a global cage-free egg policy.
Images reveal hidden reality of industrial chicken farming
Images from inside chicken factory farms are being used to shed light on conditions that are rarely seen by the public...
Images from inside chicken factory farms are being used to shed light on conditions that are rarely seen by the public...
Factory farms
Nowhere in the world are there more animals than on factory farms. They are treated as products, even though they are sentient individuals with their own interests and needs. Project 1882 is working to change this through public education, political advocacy and partnering with businesses. We work for a future without factory farms.