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HUGH FEARNLEY-WHITTINGSTALL CHALLENGES GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSED LAW | 24.04.2009
With a giant postcard signed on behalf of over 150,000 supporters and over 200 MPs, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall and Compassion called on the Minister responsible for animal welfare to take the welfare...
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UK GOVERNMENT TURNS ITS BACK ON CHICKENS (1) | 14.04.2009
The UK Government is set to lower chicken welfare standards despite soaring sales of higher welfare chicken, major shifts in retailer policies and high-profile chicken campaigning....
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And the winner is... | 27.02.2009
A label that clearly states the reality of standard intensive chicken production has been selected as the winner of the Chicken Out! design competition....
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The Great Label Debate | 27.01.2009
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's "Chickens, Hugh and Tesco Too" was transmitted on Channel 4 on Monday 26 January....
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Factory farmed Chicken is Out! | 24.01.2009
Higher welfare chicken sales continue to soar, despite the credit crunch and misleading supermarket labels. Now we are asking you to vote on the most misleading chicken label in UK supermarkets....
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Disgust as ASDA sells chicken for £2 | 03.10.2008
'Going cheap hurts chickens' we say again, as one of UK's biggest supermarkets drastically cuts prices on poultry. despite the credit crunch, consumers are continuing to show they will pay the extra o...
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HIGHER WELFARE CHICKEN SALES CONTINUE TO SOAR | 07.08.2008
The welfare of chickens continues to be at the forefront of shoppers' minds, as Sainsbury's report increasing sales of higher welfare chicken. Sainsbury's has announced a 60% growth in higher welfare ...
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Chicken welfare dominates Tesco AGM | 27.06.2008
On Friday 27 June, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall took his campaign for a free-range future to the heart of Tesco plc. Supported by Compassion in World Farming, Hugh recruited over 100 Tesco shareholders...
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Consumers at risk from "chemical chicken" imports | 05.06.2008
The Food Standards Agency must stop imports from US chickens now that three cases of an MRSA strain previously only found in farm animals have been identified in humans....
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