Background:

Eat’n Park, a beloved restaurant chain with a significant presence in the Pittsburgh area and neighboring states, pledged in 2017 to transition to 100% cage-free eggs by 2025. This commitment was a beacon of hope for animal welfare advocates and consumers alike. However, recent developments have raised concerns about the company's dedication to this crucial promise.

The Issue:

Despite initially vowing to go completely cage-free by 2025, Eat’n Park has backtracked on its commitment, altering its policy to only include "a majority of eggs" sourced from cage-free facilities. This change is not only a step backward but also falls short of the ethical standards set by the company's own previous declaration.

Why It Matters:

The treatment of animals in the food industry is a matter of ethical responsibility and consumer trust. Cage-free eggs are an essential step towards ensuring better living conditions for hens, promoting animal welfare, and meeting the expectations of socially conscious consumers.

Moreover, Eat’n Park's decision to backtrack on its promise sends a concerning message about its corporate values and commitment to social responsibility. As consumers, we have the right to demand transparency and accountability from companies that we support with our patronage.

The Call to Action:

We, the undersigned, urge Eat’n Park to recommit to its original promise of transitioning ALL eggs to cage-free sources by 2025. This means upholding the initial pledge to go 100% cage-free and ensuring that every egg used in its restaurants aligns with this commitment.

How You Can Help:

Sign this petition to show your support for the transition to 100% cage-free eggs at Eat’n Park.

Conclusion:

Eat’n Park has the opportunity to lead by example and reaffirm its dedication to animal welfare and ethical sourcing practices. By honoring its original pledge and transitioning to 100% cage-free eggs by 2025, Eat’n Park can demonstrate its commitment to both its customers and the well-being of farm animals. Let's hold them accountable and ensure that they uphold the values they once proudly championed. Together, we can make a difference for animals and ethical business practices.