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Animals Aotearoa

Part of the Open Wing Alliance, a global coalition of more than 80 organisations, we work to end the abuse of farmed animals by advocating for effective change.

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    • Chicken double-standards at Nando’s and Pita Pit
    • The painful truth behind food deliveries
    • End NZ chicken cruelty
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    • Key Issues in Chicken Farming
    • About chickens bred for meat
    • How chickens suffer in sheds
    • How chickens suffer at slaughter
    • About the Better Chicken Commitment
    • Chicken meat: What are you really being sold?
    • Science behind the BCC
    • Take our chicken quiz
    • Plant-based chicken alternatives
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    • How do delivery brands stack up on animal welfare?
    • Better Chicken Commitment
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    • Science behind the BCC
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    • Who is Animals Aotearoa
    • Who we work with
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Category Archives: Law

What do the labels on chicken meat mean?

Aotearoa has no laws or regulations regarding the labelling of meat, so how do companies decide what is free-range, cage-free, and hormone-free? Find out the truth about labelling.

Posted byMona Oliver, Campaign DirectorFebruary 2, 2023February 2, 2023Posted inBlog, Chickens, Free-range, LawLeave a comment on What do the labels on chicken meat mean?

Animals Aotearoa submits on Pigs Code of Welfare

Animals Aotearoa is calling an end to crates and stalls, tail docking and other changes as part of our submission on the proposed Code of Welfare Pigs.

Posted byMona Oliver, Campaign DirectorJuly 11, 2022December 22, 2022Posted inBlog, Law, ScienceLeave a comment on Animals Aotearoa submits on Pigs Code of Welfare

Animal sentience and how the law Is truly failing animals

The recent announcement that animals are now to be formally recognized as sentient under UK law provides a good basis for campaigners and animal rights activists to push for law change.

Posted byLynley TullochMay 24, 2021December 22, 2022Posted inBlog, Law, SentienceLeave a comment on Animal sentience and how the law Is truly failing animals

Ending the suffering of farmed animals.
Kia mutu ai te whakataumaha i ngā kararehe pāmu.

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  • Take Action
  • Chicken double-standards at Nando’s and Pita Pit
  • The painful truth behind food deliveries
  • End NZ Chicken Cruelty
  • Join the A-team
  • News & Updates
  • Learn
  • Key issues in chicken farming
  • About chickens bred for meat
  • How chickens suffer in sheds
  • How chickens suffer at slaughter
  • About the Better Chicken Commitment
  • Chicken meat: What are you really being sold
  • Take our chicken quiz
  • Plant-based chicken alternatives
  • For Businesses
  • How do delivery brands stack up on animal welfare?
  • Better Chicken Commitment
  • Frequently asked questions
  • Science behind the BCC
  • About Us
  • Meet the team
  • Who is Animals Aotearoa
  • Who we work with
  • Impact
  • Contact us
  • Join our mailing list
  • Media centre
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