MARRIOTT PROMISED. IT’S TIME TO DELIVER.
Marriott International pledged to eliminate cages from its global egg supply chain by the end of 2025. This would protect millions of hens trapped in cramped, filthy conditions.
But as the deadline looms, it’s unclear whether the hospitality giant will honor its promise. Animal Equality is part of a global movement demanding accountability.
Global Protests, United Voices
From New York to Texas, from São Paulo to Jakarta, people are taking to the streets to hold Marriott accountable. Week after week, protests continue outside Marriott hotels and corporate offices, showing the company that the world is watching.
These actions send a clear message: Marriott cannot delay justice for animals. Until every hen is free from cages, the pressure will not stop.
CAGED FOR EGGS: WHAT THEY DON’T SHOW YOU
On factory farms, hens live in wire cages stacked high in windowless sheds. With only a sheet of paper’s worth of space, they can’t spread their wings. Many die in their cages, trampled by others. Some lose feathers or resort to stress-induced cannibalism.
This is what Marriott vowed to leave behind.
When guests check into a Marriott hotel, they don’t expect to support this. But behind the polished brand is a supply chain few ever see.
EAT WITH PURPOSE
While we demand better for hens in cages, you can take action at your dinner table tonight.
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