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This bill threatens the most basic protections for farmed animals. The act is designed to wipe out existing state laws that ban the cruel confinement of laying hens, mother pigs, and newborn calves used for veal.

A Mercy For Animals investigator went undercover at a dairy farm, exposing violence and neglect. Help us hold the dairy industry accountable for their cruel practices and misleading claims.

Empire—the parent company behind major Canadian grocery brands Sobeys, Longo’s, and others—promised to go 100% cage-free by 2025. Nearly a decade later, they have failed to share how and when they will fulfill their promise. Hold the grocery giant accountable.

The misleadingly named Food Security and Farm Protection Act, which revives the failed EATS Act, aims to strip states of their right to ban the sale of meat and eggs from animals kept in extreme confinement, threatening to undo years of hard-won progress for animals. Contact your senators and urge them to oppose this bill.

The dairy industry is built on the suffering and exploitation of animals. Cows endure separation from their calves, harsh living conditions, and inhumane treatment at factory farms. It’s time to make plant-based milk more accessible. Join us in urging coffee shops to stop charging more for compassion—and drop the plant-based milk upcharge.

Compass Group USA, the largest foodservice provider in the United States, pledged to end their reliance on birds bred for unnatural growth, but they have yet to publicly announce an official producer partnership that would enable the commitment’s implementation. Urge Compass Group to drive meaningful change for suffering birds.

Now is the time to push for menus that are both compassionate and sustainable. By pledging to prioritize plant-based foods, Delaware North would be taking an important step toward a future where plants are on the menu and animals are free.

Whole Foods promised to stop sourcing chickens selectively bred by the meat industry to grow unnaturally large and fast by 2024. But the company appears more focused on selling meat from these suffering birds than on keeping that promise. Whole Foods must follow through on their pledge.

Hannaford, under their parent company Ahold Delhaize, promised to sell only cage-free eggs by 2025 but has now shamelessly pushed their deadline to 2032, prolonging the suffering of hens in their supply chain. Help hold Hannaford and Ahold Delhaize accountable.