Have you seen Happy Egg Co's latest marketing tactic? Noble Foods - who own Happy Egg Co - have released a video about an automatic egg-poaching contraption. This positive spin comes at a time when the public are turning against Noble Foods because of their refusal to end the use of cruel cages for farming egg laying hens. Now is our chance to make sure Noble Foods know they can't cover up their bad behaviour with amusing press stories. If you're on twitter please head over to these tweets by ITV and Farming UK, both of which are promoting new Happy Egg Co video, and send a reply (suggested wording below, or you can write your own tweet): https://twitter.com/FarmingUK/status/940511450321293312 https://twitter.com/ITVCentral/status/939145791997927425 Suggested replies: 1) This video doesn't tell the whole story. I am boycotting ALL Noble Foods brands including @thehappyeggco eggs until Noble Foods commit to go 100% cage-free. #BoycottNoble http://bit.ly/2iuqXyO 2) @thehappyeggco eggs may be free-range, but their parent company Noble Foods still keep millions of caged hens who most certainly AREN'T free from cages! End the double standards now! Noble Foods must go 100% cage-free! #NotSoNoble pic.twitter.com/ZNfY4WyErh 3) Here are 10 reasons why Noble Foods, the parent company of @thehappyeggco should go 100% cage-free. Why do Happy Egg Co hens get to be free-range, but other Noble Foods hens spend their whole lives behind bars?! End the cruelty! #NotSoNoble https://ctt.ec/Iae9U+ 4) All I want for Christmas is for Noble Foods, parent company to @thehappyeggco, to publish a 100% cage-free policy and release the 4 million hens it keeps in horrible cages for its other brands! Animals deserve better! #NobleFoodsFail http://bit.ly/2iuqXyO Thank you