Frank Loftus/Humane World for Animals

Tell Kroger: Animals Deserve Better

On a typical egg factory farm, a hen is crammed into a wire cage roughly the size of a microwave with as many as nine other birds, where she is unable to spread her wings for her entire life. Each hen is forced to eat, sleep and defecate in the same limited space and is denied almost everything that is natural to her.

These conditions are not only cruel to animals, but they increase the spread of diseases like salmonella, leading public health and food safety organizations to oppose the caging of hens kept for eggs.

A decade ago, Kroger pledged to eliminate battery cages from its supply chain. However, the company continues to sell eggs that come from caged chickens, ignoring public promises the company made to stop profiting from such abuse. This means that millions of chickens will continue to suffer in squalid, miserable cages for Kroger's stores even though the company told customers it would do away with such cruelty.

TAKE ACTION

Abused animals need your help. Please sign this petition to Greg Foran, the CEO of Kroger, using the form below, urging the company to stop profiting from animal cruelty and stop using inhumane cages.

This action alert is for U.S. residents.

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Mr.

Greg

Foran

Kroger

Ben

Hamilton

Kroger

Nate

Faust

Kroger

Mark

Ibbotson

Kroger

David

Kennerley

Kroger

Emilee

DeMartino

Kroger

Dear Mr. Foran, 

Millions of hens in the egg industry are locked in cages, which virtually immobilize them and prevent them from spreading their wings. In 2016, Kroger pledged to eliminate cruel cages for hens used in egg production in its supply chain by 2025, but the company has backtracked and continues to profit off this cruelty. 

I am deeply concerned that Kroger failed to keep its word and continues to sell eggs from animals in extreme confinement.   

Companies like Amazon, Costco, McDonald’s, IHOP, The Cheesecake Factory, Nestlé, and many others have all remained committed to reaching their promises to consumers to eliminate cruel confinement from their supply chains in the U.S.—in some cases years before their initial goals—while Kroger has refused to keep its word. Two leading grocery chains, Target and Ahold Delhaize, recently reinstated and strengthened their plans to go cage-free with concrete action steps and Kroger should also listen to customer demands and eliminate these cruel practices.

There is no excuse for Kroger to be falling short.  

For these reasons, I’m respectfully asking Kroger to honor its original animal welfare pledges and move away from battery cages immediately.

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