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End the cage age for rabbits
Published 16/10/2014Your search for content tagged with "cage free" returned 36 results
End the cage age for rabbits
Our major new campaign working to outlaw caged farming in Europe starts with rabbits
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Greece continues to flout EU law
Compassion’s Investigations Unit has unmasked a barren battery cage farm in Greece, despite the ban being in place since January 2012
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Consumers urged - check for illegal eggs
With 50 days to go until the EU barren battery cage ban, British consumers could unknowingly be eating illegally produced eggs come January. Compassion in World Farming is urging…
Read moreThe Big Move across the EU
On Tuesday 19 April 2011, a normal weekday lunchtime was turned upside down when Compassion in World Farming showed up at Trafalgar Square in London to defend the EU-wide…
Read moreCampaign to change law for hens in Washington State
Compassion in World Farming is delighted to support a new campaign to outlaw barren battery cages in the US state of Washington.
Read moreEU ministers defend the battery cage ban
On 21 February 2011 at a meeting of the EU Agriculture Council, the majority of EU ministers rejected a postponement. The UK was amongst the governments who called for the ban to…
Read moreEuropean Commission stands firm on battery cage ban
On 19 January 2011, the EC held a meeting in Brussels about the barren battery cage ban. Compassion joined government and industry representatives to discuss the implementation of…
Read moreGood Farm Animal Welfare Awards 2011
Compassion's Food Business Team has awarded 48 organisations that are committed to taking steps towards higher animal welfare.
Read moreChickens Feel Empathy
The University of Bristol's Animal Welfare and Behaviour Group has unveiled research that shows chickens feel empathy.
Read moreBBC's One Show focuses on The Big Move
The BBC's One Show featured an interview with Compassion's Welfare Manager, Phil Brooke, this week in a report on the EU barren battery cage ban.
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