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Albert Schweitzer Foundation welcomes the discounter’s decision to switch to slower-growing breeds by 2030.

The food service company is the first German company to fully meet the high requirements of the European Chicken Commitment.

We thank our supporters, our employees and all our partners for the last seven years.

We took a close look at the animal welfare guidelines of supermarkets and discounters.

This ruling has historic dimensions: Conventional turkey farming is incompatible with animal welfare.

Numerous companies gathered on the occasion of the second ECC Round Table to learn with and from each other.

The recently published guideline ensures more comprehensive animal welfare provisions for broiler chickens and is to be put into practice by 2030.

The company is aiming to significantly reduce the amount of animal products on its menu.

See at a glance what we achieved for the animals in the last twelve months thanks to our supporters.

Another four more companies have signed up to the criteria aimed at promoting the welfare of chickens raised for their meat.