Radisson Hotel Group – We want to see empty cages, not empty promises!
Six years ago, Radisson Hotel Group promised that by 2025, they would phase out all eggs from caged hens. But despite their global policy, there is a lack of both transparency and concrete plans on how they will become cage-free. That’s why Project 1882 is now participating in a global campaign to ensure the hotel chain keeps its promise to hens worldwide.
Radisson Hotel Group is one of the world’s largest hotel chains, operating in over 115 countries. If they keep their promise to the hens, it will impact the lives of millions of individuals who are currently confined to small cages.
In 2019, Radisson Hotel Group promised to phase out all eggs from caged hens by 2025. This was an important decision for the animals. But as the end of the year approaches, Radisson is choosing to break its promise and remove its deadline. There are a lack of both transparency and a clear plan for how the goal will be achieved globally, especially in regions such as Asia, Latin America, and Africa, where an enormous number of hens are forced to live their lives in cages.
– Project 1882 works to improve the situation for hens worldwide, among other things by urging companies to say no to cages and following up to ensure promises are kept. Radisson has yet to show that they take their responsibility seriously, says Coral Ricote, Director of Campaigns for Project 1882.
Over 2,500 companies worldwide have already chosen to say no to cages. Hotel chains such as Accor, Meliá, and InterContinental Hotels report extensively on their global commitments for hens. Project 1882 urges Radisson Hotel Group to reinstate its deadline and to set public, concrete, and detailed plans for how the goal will be achieved. They need to report progress now – both globally and regionally.
Empty cages, not empty promises!
Sign the petition and demand that Radisson Hotel Group takes responsibility – for the hens and for their promise.
