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With Wisag und Primus joining in, the majority of the top ten catering companies is now raising its animal welfare standards for broiler chickens.

For this year’s World Vegan Day, the campus dining venues of German universities once again promoted tasty vegan dishes with our assistance.

The food manufacturer will raise its animal welfare standards for broilers throughout Europe by 2026. This is an important signal to the industry.

After only a short time we were able to convince Wyndham to give up cage eggs – just like many other big international hotel companies.

Thanks to the commitment of Deutsche Hospitality, 150 hotels on three continents will no longer use cage eggs or cage egg products in the future.

Just three days after the launch of a Europe-wide campaign, Nomad Foods agreed to implement our animal welfare demands.

After talks with the Albert Schweitzer Foundation, Germany's second largest caterer decided to implement the initiative's criteria by 2026.

Together with companies from the food retail sector, we have set up an initiative group with the aim of raising animal welfare standards in aquacultures.

Our president and CEO Mahi Klosterhalfen has been awarded the 2019 »Peter Singer Prize for Strategies to Reduce the Suffering of Animals«.

In the past three months, we have convinced five companies to join the European Chicken Commitment. We expect more commitments next month.