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More chickens are bred and killed for their meat than any other species of land animals. The growth-oriented breeding has led to chickens growing so fast it hurts them. It doesn’t have to be this way. Project 1882 is working actively to ensure better conditions for chickens and to reduce the killing.
Sick, injured, dying, and dead chickens was confronting the Swedish people as Project 1882's new footage from factory farms was brought to national television. After that, politicians are calling for a ban on Frankenchickens, and the Minister for Rural Affairs is called to the committee in Parliament.
Sick, injured, dying, and dead chickens. This is the reality confronting viewers as Project 1882's new footage from Swedish factory farms is brought to national attention.
On 7 July, the European Commission presented two major initiatives: the new “Livestock Strategy” and the “Protein Action Plan”. Together, they set the direction for the future of Europe’s food system – with major implications for animals, the climate and how our food is produced. There is now an indicative timeline for phasing out of cages in the EU including an import ban on cage eggs.
Images from inside chicken factory farms are now being used to shed light on conditions that are rarely seen by the public. According to Project 1882, the material reflects a reality that contrasts sharply with how the industry presents itself.
Read more about what we do for the chickens.
Project 1882 works for the animals that are the most exploited and suffer the worst. Thanks to your support, we can change the situation of chickens in factory farms.