Petition updateTyson: Stop Starving Birds

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Animal Outlook
Dec 6, 2019

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A 2016 Compassion Over Killing investigation of Tyson Foods exposed cruel practice of using “nose bones” – a dull plastic rod stabbed through the nostrils of young male breeder birds to restrict food intake. In response, Tyson announced it was immediately ending the practice. 

In the chicken industry, birds are bred to grow so unnaturally large, so quickly that their legs often collapse under the weight of their own morbidly obese bodies. The hearts and lungs of these genetically manipulated “frankenbirds” aren’t strong enough to sustain this growth for much longer than the average slaughter age of 45 days. So the feed intake of male birds kept as “breeders” is restricted through the use of “nose bones” in order to keep these rapidly growing birds alive long enough to reproduce.

But since COK’s investigation, 17 of the top 20 poultry companies have confirmed that they have ended or are not using the cruel devices--and we’re now working, with your support, to encourage the voice of the industry, the National Chicken Council, to catch up by issuing an official policy against these archaic devices in its welfare guidelines.

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