Putting an end to prison eggs

If you really want to eat eggs, only buy eggs from producers that have been accredited by Animal Liberation. You can trust that eggs accredited by Animal Liberation have been produced according to the highest standards of animal welfare, and from producers that do not produce any cage eggs or have any financial ties with the prison egg industry. We think that's really important, don't you?

But you don't need to stop there.

Next time you dine out, ask your waiter where the restaurant gets its eggs and then demand that they stop buying cage eggs and only buy eggs from producers that have been accredited by Animal Liberation.

Write to your local council and demand that facilities funded by the council (and therefore by rate-payers) use only Animal Liberation accredited eggs. Demand that your local child care centre or school only uses Animal Liberation accredited eggs.

Demand that your supermarket stocks eggs that have been accredited by Animal Liberation, and tell them that you won’t buy anything else (and then don’t!).

Tell your friends to do the same thing!

Write to your local politician and demand that battery cages are banned. Sweden, Finland, Switzerland, Germany, Austria and Norway have already banned battery cages, and the entire European Union will have phased out battery cages by 2012. Australia should be at the vanguard of this action.

But most of all, don’t buy cage eggs, and don't buy free range eggs from producers who also produce cage eggs. Doing so will only help to support battery farming, even if the eggs you bought were produced under free range conditions (as variable as those conditions can be).

After all, do you think that hens should be treated this way?

If you vote with your dollar and stop buying cage eggs, you will send a message to producers that prison eggs are NOT acceptable! It's all about supply and demand, and we control the demand!

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