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ANIMAL EQUALITY IN THE NEWS
As a trusted source of information, Animal Equality’s work has been covered by some of the most notable media outlets around the world.
RECENT COVERAGE
Stop & Shop changes coming as part of ‘animal welfare’ initiative. What to know.
March 7, 2026
Providence Journal
Group ties MA Stop & Shop parent company to illegal gestation crates
April 16, 2025
Public News Service
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PRESS RELEASES
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Ahold Delhaize publishes commitment to improve standards for hens and pigs
Major grocery retailer Ahold Delhaize has formalized a commitment to improve animal welfare standards across its U.S. supply chain following pressure by Animal Equality and other organizations.
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Cage-free by 2025? This hospitality titan is falling short.
Marriott International, one of the world’s largest hospitality companies, is under fire for seemingly falling behind on its animal welfare commitments and Animal Equality has joined the call for accountability.
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U.S. investigation exposes farm linked to major grocery chains
Breaking investigation by Animal Equality reveals use of controversial cages for pigs at a Kansas farm tied to Ahold Delhaize and major grocery chains.
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“Cage-free doesn’t mean costly”: Aldi’s own price report proves it
While the meat industry claims cage-free eggs and pork are costly, global animal protection organization Animal Equality believes it has found proof otherwise.
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Actress Kate Mara joins efforts to “get foie gras out of the 2024 Olympics”
Actress Kate Mara joins Animal Equality’s campaign to remove foie gras from the 2024 Olympic menu.
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Animal groups respond to D.A.’s refusal to prosecute lamb processor
Animal protection groups are responding after a District Attorney refused to prosecute a Colorado-based lamb processor for animal cruelty.
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Animal groups seek criminal charges against Kansas-based meat processing company
Animal protection groups, including Animal Equality, are seeking criminal charges against a Kansas-based meat processing company.
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Chick-fil-A, Denny’s, Papa John’s, among restaurants using caging pigs, new report shows
Over a dozen major restaurant chains have been revealed in a new Restaurant Report for failing on pig welfare.
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Turkeys “tossed…like basketballs:” Court fails to hold major turkey producer accountable for animal abuse
A Pennsylvania court has failed to press charges against a major turkey producer despite evidence of extreme animal abuse.
RECOGNITIONS & AWARDS
Animal Equality has received international recognition for its investigations, corporate campaigns, and innovative advocacy.
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GREAT NONPROFITS
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Animal Equality is proud to be considered a Top-Rated Nonprofit by our supporters and grateful to have been awarded the GreatNonprofits seal, the second most trusted rating seal after the Better Business Bureau’s.
GERMAN WEB VIDEO AWARDS
In June 2016, Animal Equality’s iAnimal film won the ‘Best 360° film’ at the German Web Video Awards.
This important award was a recognition for all the hard work our investigators have put in while filming factory farms and slaughterhouses, and a proof that animals are becoming more visible in society.