Major Food Brands Withdraw from Chicken Welfare Commitment

KFC, Nando's, Burger King and 15 other UK food brands have stopped their promise to use better chicken welfare standards. This affects millions of chickens and customers.

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https://newsletter.tf/uk-food-brands-leave-better-chicken-commitment-2024/

18 major UK food brands, including KFC and Burger King, have left the Better Chicken Commitment. This means chickens may continue to grow unnaturally fast, unlike last year when they were moving towards better welfare.

#ChickenWelfare, #BetterChickenCommitment, #KFC, #AnimalWelfare, #UKFood

https://newsletter.tf/uk-food-brands-leave-better-chicken-commitment-2024/

18 Food Brands Leave Chicken Welfare Promise in UK

KFC, Nando's, Burger King and 15 other UK food brands have stopped their promise to use better chicken welfare standards. This affects millions of chickens and customers.

I do love #chickens. Such characters.

"During the day, chickens still love to take a step back and watch the world go by every now and then – so placing a perch in their run is a great enrichment addition."

Understanding #HenBehaviour | British Hen Welfare Trust
https://www.bhwt.org.uk/blog/health-welfare/understanding-hen-behaviour/

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#chickensofmasodon
#chickenwelfare
#chickenrescue

Understanding Hen Behaviour | British Hen Welfare Trust

Ever noticed a hen's behaviour and wondered "why do they do that?" - well we have the answers here. Understand your hens better with these helpful insights.

British Hen Welfare Trust

We use to keep #chickens when I was a child. They all had names and each one a unique personality. So it doesn't surprise me at all that humans are capable of speaking chicken. Just as #cat owners can secretly speak cat!

Humans can tell by chickens’ calls if they are happy or frustrated, research finds | Animal behaviour | The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2024/jan/03/humans-can-tell-by-chickens-calls-if-they-are-happy-or-frustrated-research-finds

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Humans can tell by chickens’ calls if they are happy or frustrated, research finds

Scientists played audio recordings to volunteers – with the majority responding correctly to the birds’ emotions

The Guardian