Animal-rights groups have successfully pushed large food companies in the U.S to source their eggs from cage-free hens in recent years, and now one of the world’s largest food suppliers is pledging to do the same. Paris-based Sodexo announced they will switch to cage-free eggs in all their operations around the world by 2025. Other big food companies like Grupo Bimbo are doing the same, showing the trend is going more global.
The movement to free hens from cages is going global
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