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Nestlé wants to improve its chicken welfare standards in Europe

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Nestlé will help improve the welfare of millions of chickens used for food in Europe through its leading food brands Herta, Buitoni, Wagner and Maggi.

Posted on Jul 03 ,15:57

Nestlé wants to improve its chicken welfare standards in Europe

Nestlé announced it will actively work with supply chain partners and stakeholders to improve living conditions for chickens, ensure the use of more humane practices and to reduce stocking density.

By 2026, all Nestlé food products in Europe that use chicken as an ingredient will move to one higher standard for welfare as per the requirements set out in the European Broiler Ask (Better Chicken Commitment).

Improving animal welfare forms part of Nestlé’s efforts to use traceable and responsibly sourced ingredients in its products.

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