Kellogg’s, the latest victory in the global cage-free campaign in New Zealand.

Thanks to all our supporters who signed this petition. We are happy to be able to announce the victory. Join us on our mailing list, to stay up to date with Animals Aotearoa.

Kellogg’s initially promised to go cage-free in 2017. The latest high-profile pressure campaign has kept the spotlight on them and they’ve now released a glide path to cage-free eggs worldwide. 

As one of the top 25 manufacturers by revenue, this updated pledge means more hens than ever are promised a cage-free future.

Cages subject hens used for eggs to a level of cruelty that consumers are increasingly refusing to support. The manufacturing sector recognises this as more than 2,400 companies — including 146 of the largest global corporations — have made cage-free egg commitments, and one-third of those companies are manufacturers. 

Thank you for helping ensure Kellogg’s and PepsiCo are two such companies. 

The Animals Aotearoa team.