Since Proposition 2's passage, Wendy's has vowed that at least 2 percent of its eggs will be from cage - free hens, and McDonald's Corp. announced last week they are working with scientists, egg producers and academics to study alternatives to
cramped battery cages.
It's been a most victorious year for egg - laying hens — at least, the ones who will be laying eggs in 2025 — the deadline set by most major supermarkets and leading fast food chains including McDonald's, to transition away from tiny and
cramped battery cages, the egg industry norm for more than a half - century.
In 2008, the company began switching millions of eggs to cage - free eggs — those that do not come from hens kept in notoriously
cramped battery cages.
Not exact matches
Most eggs are produced by hens raised in
battery cages, which are so
cramped they force the animals into unhealthy behaviors.