I've been deeply disappointed by Norwegian Cruise Line's failure to honour their commitment to cage-free eggs.

In 2016 (as tracked by ChickenWatch), the company publicly pledged to go 100% cage-free by the end of 2025. They missed that deadline - and in their latest report, they disclosed they're still only 53% cage-free.

Meanwhile, hens in their supply chain still spend their whole lives packed into wire cages, barely able to move, never seeing the sun.

There's no excuse for the delay. A study by the Humane Society International found the cost gap between cage-free and conventional eggs is rapidly closing, making the switch feasible for a buyer of NCL's size. And competitors like Royal Caribbean and Disney Cruise Line have already made it work.

Norwegian Cruise Line built its reputation on being sustainable and responsible. Keeping that reputation means keeping its promises. By holding NCL accountable, we can push for real transparency and action — and show the hospitality industry that humane sourcing is the standard, not the exception.

Demand a new, concrete timeline for a 100% cage-free egg policy. Sign this petition to hold Norwegian Cruise Line to its word.