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Programs focused on securing welfare commitments
Other corporate outreach programs
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Charity
Compassion In World Farming USA
Albert Schweitzer Foundation
Compassion in World Farming USA
The Humane League
Anima International
Albert Schweitzer Foundation
Mercy For Animals
The Humane League
Compassion in World Farming International
Anima International
Compassion in World Farming USA
Mercy For Animals
The Good Food Institute
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Charity's program title
"Public Engagement"
"Corporate Campaigns"
"Food Business"
"Corporate Outreach"
"Obtaining corporate commitments to higher welfare"
"Corporate Outreach"
"Public Engagement"
"Public Awareness Campaigns: broilers and layers"
"Corporate Engagement"
"Plant-based promotion"
"25X25 (Eat Plants. For a Change.)"
"Institutional Outreach"
"Corporate Engagement"
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$420,309980All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. Compassion provided us with budget info from April 2018 to June 2019 to align with the U.K. tax year, as they keep their financials inline with Compassion, which is based in the U.K.. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. Compassion USA noted that the staff estimates are low-end estimates, and the true value is greater.$536,9831675All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number.$764,2232450All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. Compassion provided us with budget info from April 2018 to June 2019 to align with the U.K. tax year, as they keep their financials inline with Compassion, which is based in the U.K.. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. Compassion USA noted that the staff estimates are low-end estimates, and the true value is greater.$1,492,8455070All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number.$1,365,997824911All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. Compassion provided us with budget info from April 2018 to June 2019 to align with the U.K. tax year, as they keep their financials inline with Compassion, which is based in the U.K.. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. Compassion USA noted that the staff estimates are low-end estimates, and the true value is greater.$2,243,5133980All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number.$3,453,9831480unknownAll values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. MFA do not track the number of volunteer hours they use.$4,470,0381803unknownAll values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. THL do not track the number of volunteer hours they use.$4,886,51815501All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. Compassion provided us with budget info from April 2018 to June 2019 to align with the U.K. tax year. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. $331,645366560All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. $391,382980All values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. Compassion provided us with budget info from April 2018 to June 2019 to align with the U.K. tax year, as they keep their financials inline with Compassion, which is based in the U.K.. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. Compassion USA noted that the staff estimates are low-end estimates, and the true value is greater.$1,179,532292UnknownAll values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. MFA do not track the number of volunteer hours they use.$1,186,818380unknownAll values are estimated. For their expenditure, we took their reported expenditure for this program and added a portion of their general non-program expenditure weighted by the size of this program. For the staff and volunteer time estimates, we assume 1 week is 40 hours of work. All values are rounded to the nearest whole number. GFI do not track the number of volunteer hours they use.$1,186,8183800Median average used
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Egg-Laying Hens57 million media impressions for EggTrack in 2018Compassion USA reported: "Because the success of Compassion USA’s compliance work hinges in large part on getting results in front of consumers, food companies, investors, and other stakeholders, we are pleased that the 2018 EggTrack report was featured in Bloomberg, Politico, Eater, and more, along with industry-oriented outlets such as Meat + Poultry and The Poultry Site. Media coverage reached nearly 57 million potential viewers in 2018."
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External Source: n/a		Marriott and Hyatt commitmentsASF reported: "Devoloped and won a cage-free campaign against Marriott (OWA effort with our campaign concept setting new standards) [...] Hyatt followed suit right afterwards (domino)."
Charity Source: https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/marriott-renounces-cage-eggs
External Source: https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2018/12/7/18130734/marriott-cage-free-eggs-vegan-protesters-animal-welfare; https://about.hyatt.com/en/hyatt-thrive/responsible-sourcing.html		Published EggTrack ReportCompassion USA reported: "Compassion published our 2nd annual EggTrack report in September of 2018 which tracked the progress of 100 companies (27 more companies than the previous year) across all egg categories (shell, liquid, and processed/ingredient), with 27% reporting progress. In addition to the company tracker, the report also included a forward by Sodexo, an investor guide to utilizing the report and various technical resources to support a companies transition to cage-free. Since the launch of the 2018 EggTrack report, Compassion engagement on compliance also led to industry leaders McDonald’s and Walmart/Sam’s Club disclosing progress against their cage-free egg commitments for the first time. In the last quarter of 2018/19, Compassion began work on its 2019 EggTrack report, which will cover an expanded list of 125 companies, as well as the inaugural edition of ChickenTrack, which will serve the same purpose of EggTrack in years to come by tracking company progress against meeting their broiler welfare commitments. "
Charity Source: https://www.Compassion.com/media/7434512/eggtrack-2018-report-final-compressed.pdf
External Source: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2019/07/16/1883355/0/en/Whitsons-is-a-Leading-US-Food-Company-Included-in-EggTrack.html		23 commitments in JapanTHL reported: "2018 & 2019 Japan cage-free policies: Four Seasons Hotels, Nestle Japan, Wabisuke, Watanabe Farms, Yamasuke Farms, Eggg, Yoneya, Tudanaka Onsen Prin Hompo, Rankoan, Egg Tokyo, Sekizuka Farm, Onomura Farm, Nanakusano Sato Matsuda Mayonnaise, Daicio Mamorukai, Papacaldo, Cocoron Farm, Daichino Tamago, Rustica, Costa Vista Okinawa Hotel & Spa, Asukayama Terrace, Sunshine Farm, Hotel Continental Fuchu, Hilton Japan"
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External Source: n/a		220 commitments securedAnima International reported: "Between the beginning of 2018 and July 2019 we obtained over 220 cage-free commitments, primarily through corporate outreach and campaigns which Anima International led ourselves, but also as supporting organisations for the Open Wing Alliance campaigns led by The Humane League. The major focus for our cage free work is now on securing the first strategic wins in Ukraine and the implementation of the commitments in Poland. Securing strategic wins in Ukraine is essential, not only for starting the domino effect we know that can happen, but also as a crucial case that can be used in the rest of the region to create change. Country by country, our approach is to push the front line of the cage free campaign and move into new markets, building an arsenal of cases from comparable companies and markets."
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External Source: n/a		11 commitments in PolandASF reported: (2018) "3 cage-free commitments in Poland," (2019) "8 cage-free commitments in Poland"
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External Source: n/a		38 commitments in BrazilMFA reported: "The first- and third-largest retailers in Brazil have committed to eliminating eggs from caged hens in all stores. We launched our Walmart campaign in 2016, and since then we've hosted more than 13 demonstrations; delivered 130,000 petition signatures; coordinated huge tweetstorms; run billboards in strategic locations; and organized online actions centered on popular events, like the World Cup and TV-reality competiton Big Brother. Walmart is the third-largest retailer in the country, operating 471 stores across 18 states. We estimate that as many as 2.8 million birds will be impacted each year once Walmart's policy is implemented. Carrefour is the leading retailer in Brazil and has more than 490 locations. After more than two years in dialogue with Mercy For Animals and other animal groups in Brazil, Carrefour became the first retailer to commit to banning the sale in Brazil of eggs from hens confined in cages. Carrefour’s commitment was not only an important achievement for the movement and a milestone for the industry but an example for other supermarkets. We estimate that this commitment will impact nearly 5 million hens once implemented.[...] Also in Brazil, M. Dias Branco, the largest baked goods and pasta manufacturer in the country, committed to going cage-free after pressure from Mercy For Animals. Once implemented, this policy will reduce suffering for nearly 5 million hens every year." "We also estimate that 18 million birds will be spared from cages each year once corporate cage-free policy commitments we have obtained are fully implemented. It's important to note that we achieve much of our corporate animal welfare progress in partnership with other organizations."
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External Source: https://www.ecowatch.com/carrefour-brazils-goes-cage-free-2595885185.html		4 Global Cage-Free commitmentsTHL reported: "Our Open Wing Alliance won global cage-free campaigns from Marriott, Starbucks, Hilton, and Best Western. In July, 2019, Marriott reported it was 44% cage-free globally."
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External Source: n/a		6 cage-free commitments in Italy and FranceCompassion International reported: "Secured commitments from six companies in Italy and France to using only cage-free eggs."
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External Source: Ferrero: https://www.thegrocer.co.uk/eggs-and-poultry/compassion-in-world-farming-demands-urgency-on-caged-egg-pledges/571775.article MARR: https://it.businessinsider.com/il-lato-oscuro-delle-uova-la-videodenuncia-di-animal-equity-e-tg2-che-mostra-le-gabbie-lager-delle-galline-ovaiole-tra-parassiti-e-topi-morti/ Autogrill: https://www.compassioninfoodbusiness.com/our-news/2019/01/autogrill-goes-cage-free-across-europe https://ilsalvagente.it/2019/01/10/autogrill-stop-alle-uova-da-galline-in-gabbia-ma-tra-6-anni/ Conad: https://www.amoreaquattrozampe.it/news/conad-dice-no-agli-allevamenti-in-gabbia/35700/; Groupe Avril: https://thepoultrysite.com/news/2019/06/compassion-in-world-farming-celebrates-welfare-leaders-with-good-farm-animal-welfare-awards; Danone: https://danone-danonecom-prod.s3.amazonaws.com/Danone_2018_Commitment_to_cage-free_eggs_.pdf		Product of the year awards in PolandAnima International reported: "Poland:For two years in a row now, we’ve listed the best 12 products launched in the following year.Our followers are invited to vote, while the food producers are encouraged to promote theirproducts and our competition to receive more votes. It does not only enable us to get in touchwith the companies introducing changes in the food market, but also provides us with a strongtool to present to retail chains and gets us insights into customers’ needs. The ranking is used by companies taking part in it. For example, representatives of JogurtyMagda, a dairy producer that introduced a line of plant-based yoghurts, added an infographicabout their success to their email footers.In 2019 we organized the same competition for the first time in Ukraine."
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External Source: n/a		Engaged with 3 companies to run meat reduction programs.Compassion USA reported: "The program is seeks a 25% reduction of animal products by 2025. We aim to achieve this by securing commitments from food businesses (through our "Friendly Food Alliance" or "FFA" initative) while increasing public engagement. Compassion USA is engaged deeply with Compass Group, Bon Appetit Management Company, and Unilever to finalize concepts and begin execution of FFA pilots."
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External Source: https://issuu.com/becompass/docs/envisionstory_salesguide_080519_pages		Implemented 6 meat reduction programsMFA reported: "Mercy For Animals partners with major institutions in Latin America and Brazil, such as schools and local governments, to reduce meat, dairy, and eggs served by at least 20 percent. Since 2018, we've implemented six meat reduction programs; trained 996 chefs in plant-based cooking and nutrition; taught 20 nutritionists the benefits of plant-based eating; and signed on three new institutions." "We estimate that for each year the programs launched in 2018 remain active, 5.8 million vegan meals will be served, potentially sparing approximately 100,000 animals per year."
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External Source: n/a		Morningstar farms committed to going 100% plant-based.GFI reported: "Top Achievement: Engaging Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies—We cultivated collaborative relationships with over a dozen of the world’s leading CPG companies and played a critical role in influencing Kellogg’s MorningStar Farms, the largest U.S. plant-based brand, to transition their product line to 100% plant-based by 2021, which will remove an estimated 300 million eggs annually from their supply chain."
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Assisted Open Wing Alliance campaigns.ASF reported: " Helped with all the big OWA cage-free campaigns (including organizing protests for several groups) such as Hilton [...] and Best Western. Currently organizing the next big European broiler campaign for OWA, to be launched in September."
Charity Source: https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/success-hilton-goes-cage-free
External Source: https://www.presseportal.de/pm/55647/4264514		27 commitments in U.K.THL reported: "Noble Foods 20/3/2018, Wahaca 25/4/2018, Wrap Chic 11/5/2018, Tony Macaroni 16/5/2018, Hotel Chocolat 22/5/2018, Rossopomodoro 29/5/2018, Caffe Nero 29/5/2018, Boots 29/5/2018, Itsu Sushi 29/5/2018, WD Irwin & Sons 1/6/2018, Nandos 6/6/2018, Krispy Kreme 12/6/2018, D&D London 13/6/2018, Wasabi 14/6/2018, Tortilla 14/6/2018, Dim T 3/7/2018, Wildwood Restaurants 3/7/2018, Busaba Eathai 9/7/2018, Fairburn Eggs 10/7/2018, Hovis 31/7/2018, Finsbury Foods 3/8/2018, Pizza GoGo 15/8/2018, Bill's 23/8/2018, Marston's 3/10/2018, Millenium Hotels11/12/2018, Byron 15/1/2019, Samworth Brothers 12/4/2019"
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External Source: n/a		2 commitments in GermanyASF reported: (2018) "- 1 cage-free policy in Germany that was fulfilled in the same year (100% cage-free)," (2019) "- 1 cage-free commitment in Germany"
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External Source: n/a		15 commitments in MexicoMFA reported: "Corporate Animal Welfare Mexico from January 2018 to date: Only cage-free commitments: 15 commitments covering 19 brands"
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External Source: https://www.expoknews.com/grupo-mr-sushi-ofrecera-unicamente-huevo-100-libre-de-jaula-en-todas-sus-unidades/		Launched European EggTrack reportCompassion International reported: "Launched our inaugural European and US EggTrack reports which measure the progress made by companies towards their commitments to have only cage-free eggs in their supply chains. The EU report revealed that on average, progress towards commitments (with end dates 2018-2025) for shell eggs is 61% and for product/ingredient eggs is 47%."
Charity Source: https://www.compassioninfoodbusiness.com/media/7434311/Compassion_egg-track-report-2018.pdf
External Source: https://thepoultrysite.com/news/2018/09/keeping-track-compassion-launches-first-european-eggtrack-report.		Organized plant-based/cell-cultured meat conference in Estonia.Anima International reported: "The Food Innovation Summit organized by us in Tallinn, Estonia in 2018 broughttogether industry experts and companies to discuss the development of plant-basedfoods, clean meat and meat alternatives. Our first conference was a great success. Aftermeeting at FIS and learning about a grant opportunity, The Center of Food andFermentation Technologies in Estonia was awarded a grant from The Good FoodInstitute to start developing a meat alternative made from oats."
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External Source: n/a		Continuing to research and make case for protein diversification.Compassion USA reported: "In addition, Compassion USA has expanded engagement with food companies on food sustainability issues and the goal of meat reduction, develop methodology to measure impact from protein diversification and meat reduction, refine the scientific and business case for protein diversification, and build a coalition of partners within and outside the animal welfare movement to champion this issue. "
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External Source: n/a		Signed on 3 new commitmentsMFA reported: "Mercy For Animals partners with major institutions in Latin America and Brazil, such as schools and local governments, to reduce meat, dairy, and eggs served by at least 20 percent. Since 2018, we've implemented six meat reduction programs; trained 996 chefs in plant-based cooking and nutrition; taught 20 nutritionists the benefits of plant-based eating; and signed on three new institutions." "We estimate that for each year the programs launched in 2018 remain active, 5.8 million vegan meals will be served, potentially sparing approximately 100,000 animals per year."
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External Source: n/a		Four of eight "big meat" companies approached by GFI are launching plant-based product lines.GFI reported: "Top Achievement: Driving plant-based product innovation at “Big Meat” companies—We engaged eight of the world’s largest meat companies and helped drive plant-based meat product innovation at four of them. We were invited to speak at the annual board meeting of one of the largest meat companies in the world as well as the strategy meeting for top executives and board members for one of the largest food companies in the world. Both companies are becoming increasingly involved in plant-based protein and see GFI as a key and trusted partner. We have also recently engaged with another of the largest meat companies in the world to advise them on their plant-based protein strategy."
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9 commitments in E.U.THL reported: "Spar 26/1/2018, Ahold Delhaize 26/2/2018, Tesco ROI 22/3/2018, Valora 29/6/2018, Carma 9/7/2018, Plaidis/united biscuits 19/7/2018, Autogrill 11/2/2019, Nomad Foods 28/5/2019, Lindt 30/5/2019"
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External Source: n/a		4 international commitmentsASF reported: "4 international cage-free commitments: Transgourmet (http://www.transgourmet.de/web/aktuelles/presse.xhtml), Deutsche Hospitality (https://www.deutschehospitality.com/presse/pressearchiv/08082019), Kempinski (https://kempinski-dev.s3.amazonaws.com/34381597/kempinski-hotels-committed-to-sourcing-cage-free-eggs.pdf) , ISS (as part of OWA, most of our impact on the German market) (https://www.issworld.com/press/news/2019/03/19/iss-commits-to-source-cage-free-eggs-by-2025) "
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External Source: Transgourmet: https://report.coop.ch/app/uploads/Coop_GB18_en.pdf; Deutsche Hospitality: https://www.deutschehospitality.com/en/company/investor-relations; ISS Group: http://www.annualreport.issworld.com/2018/#/		Organized plant-based meat conference in Poland.Anima International reported: "We organized the Plant-Powered Perspectives conference in October 2018 in Warsaw,which gathered nearly 200 representatives of the food industry who are interested in thegrowing popularity of plant products.We carefully selected the speakers so that theywould cover a wide range of issues related to the food industry and give the audiencepragmatic, data-based perspectives on what they can gain by extending their offers ofplant-based products. Along with the plant-based products industry leaders, we hostedpresentations by speakers affiliated with renowned national and global researchagencies (Mintel, Hatalska Foresight Institute, The Good Food Institute) who shared theirinsights into the latest food trends and the future of food being rooted in cell andplant-based production. The conference was also accompanied by Plant-Powered Pitching - young companiesand people who are planning to introduce their products to the market presented theirideas for plant-based businesses. The idea behind the pitching was to endorseinnovation and open up the market to ethical, in-demand products. The winner of ourpitching, a company offering cashew-based ice-cream (Lody Syrenka) is now availablein the biggest supermarkets in the country (e.g. Carrefour). A group of students from theWarsaw University of Technology presented their concept for yoghurt made from milletand received the Audience Award for their ​creativity." "During the conference, we also introduced Lody Syrenka to Professor Artur Świergielfrom the Warsaw Institute of Agricultural and Food Biotechnology which resulted intheir later cooperation related to research, improvement and creation of new veganproducts available on an increasing scale. Together they are working on the besttechnology for the production of cashew ice cream in Poland.One of the participants of our conference was Michał Piosik who took detailed notesduring all lectures​​in order to start ​FoodTech.ac​ a couple of months later - anaccelerator that combines new technologies with the food industry to serve the wholeworld. The vast majority of startups in the accelerator are plant-based. One of thementors in the project is Maciej Otrębski - our Strategic Partnerships Manager."
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External Source: n/a		Launched public campaign "Eat Plants For a Change"Compassion USA reported: "On the public engagement side, the launch of the Eat Plants. For a Change. campaign further engaged a community of supporters advocating the eat plants for a chance message, not only to reduce consumption of animal products in their own lives, but to support the Food Business team’s protein diversification work. Campaign subscribers receive regular resources on how to eat more plants and fewer animal products, with the opportunity to become Changemakers by inviting others to sign up to Eat Plants. For a Change. The campaign is promoted through video, partnerships with social media influencers, and features by popular media outlets and podcasts such as Plant Based News, Our Hen House, Jane Velez Mitchell, The Sustainability Agenda, and What Doesn't Kill You."
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External Source: n/a		Trained 996 chefsMFA reported: "Mercy For Animals partners with major institutions in Latin America and Brazil, such as schools and local governments, to reduce meat, dairy, and eggs served by at least 20 percent. Since 2018, we've implemented six meat reduction programs; trained 996 chefs in plant-based cooking and nutrition; taught 20 nutritionists the benefits of plant-based eating; and signed on three new institutions." "We estimate that for each year the programs launched in 2018 remain active, 5.8 million vegan meals will be served, potentially sparing approximately 100,000 animals per year."
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External Source: n/a		Published "Good Food Restaurant Scorecard"GFI reported: "Publishing the Good Food Restaurant Scorecard—The Good Food Restaurant Scorecard annually ranks the Nation’s Restaurant News Top 100 Restaurants according to the breadth and depth of their plant-based entrées and their promotion of plant-based eating. We released the inaugural Restaurant Scorecard in 2017 and a second edition in 2018, which collectively led to meetings with over 30 of the largest global restaurant chains, including several of the largest Quick Service Restaurants. The Scorecard is not only helping GFI build awareness and relationships with U.S. restaurant chains, it is also generating media coverage to raise the profile of GFI and plant-based foods for the whole industry. From 2017 to 2018, we saw scores increase across almost all segments, driven by the introduction of new plant-based entrées and the increased availability of plant-friendly breakfast foods. The number of Top 100 restaurant chains earning zero points on our Scorecard dropped from 55 in 2017 to 45 in 2018. In 2019, we anticipate further increases in aggregate scores due to recent high-profile plant-based launches, including Burger King’s Impossible Whopper, multiple large Mexican chains embracing plant-based beef, Little Caesar’s and other pizza chains debuting plant-based meat toppings, and the introduction of Beyond Meat’s breakfast sausage."
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6 global commitmentsTHL reported: "Lagardère Travel Retail 11/1/2018, Unilever 22/2/2018, Danone 19/3/2018, Dorchester Hotel29/5/2018, ISS 20/3/2019, Hilton 9/5/2019"
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External Source: n/a		Participated in 11 industry eventsAnima International reported: "We took part in several major industry events where we promoted plant-based diets as a trendthat cannot be ignored. Since the beginning of 2018, we’ve attended 11 big events:●Food Show (March 2018)●Warsaw Food Expo (May 2018)●Meat Technology Advancements Symposium (May 2019)●Forum of Food Market​ and Trade (November 2018)●[...]●Gastro Meeting: Business Woman Edition (November 2018)●Gdańsk Gastroom (March 2019)●Gdańsk Food Expo (May 2019)●Hotel Meeting (April 2019)●Gastro Meeting (May 2019)●Garmaż Conference (Convenience products conference, May 2019).We’ve presented lots of data and case studies to support our stance and partnered withplant-based companies to create “plant-based zones”, where other manufacturers could get ataste of some of the most popular vegan products in Poland (e.g. meatless butcher - BezmięsnyMięsny, vegan cashew cheeses from Wege Siostry and mayo from Starck’s Food Polska). Aswell as networking and getting advice from companies who are already in the business andsucceeding. Our zones were extremely popular among the attendees who didn’t expect veganproducts to taste so well - the one at Food Expo was even visited by the former Minister ofEconomics, Janusz Piechociński. Weronika Pochylska (Head of Development) and MaciejOtrębski (Strategic Partnerships Manager) talked about the growing consumer interest inplant-based products, international investments in cell- and plant-based production andcorporate social responsibility."
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External Source: n/a		Taught 20 nutritionists about plant based eating.MFA reported: "Mercy For Animals partners with major institutions in Latin America and Brazil, such as schools and local governments, to reduce meat, dairy, and eggs served by at least 20 percent. Since 2018, we've implemented six meat reduction programs; trained 996 chefs in plant-based cooking and nutrition; taught 20 nutritionists the benefits of plant-based eating; and signed on three new institutions." "We estimate that for each year the programs launched in 2018 remain active, 5.8 million vegan meals will be served, potentially sparing approximately 100,000 animals per year."
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External Source: n/a		Ran webinar for chefsGFI reported: "Collaborating with Unilever—We partnered with Unilever Food Service to present a webinar to hundreds of U.S. chefs—including representatives from Sodexo, Compass, Disney, Marriott, White Castle, Hyatt, Famous Dave’s, Publix, Meijer, and Shoprite —on opportunities for plant-based meat development. This webinar covered consumer insights (including an overview of the motivations behind the increase in plant-based eating), a global overview of the plant-based protein market, a look at the growth of plant-based foods in food service, best practices for naming and marketing plant-based products, usage of “meat” and “milk” terms, and a brief overview of clean meat technology and regulation. A similar webinar for the Canadian market took place in June 2019."
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Estimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually0Estimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually0.1M - 0.8MEstimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually0Estimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually9.5M - 30MEstimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually4.1M - 56MEstimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually0.9M to 9.1MEstimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually4.5M - 13MEstimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually0.2M - 4.8MEstimated number of egg-laying hens affected by cage-free commitments, annually2.9M - 10MPublished industry rankings for coffee shops and gas stations in PolandAnima International reported: "In Poland, we’ve published two rankings evaluating the availability of plant-based options incoffee chains and gas stations. Each of the rankings was released in partnership with theHoreca Business Club portal, which enabled us to reach our target audience directly. Therankings caught a lot of media attention and were also shared by the winners of the rankingswho took pride in being appreciated by our campaign.Ranking results brought about actual changes. Three chain cafes (Green Caffe Nero, CostaCoffee and Lajkonik) introduced (or expanded) their plant-based offerings: sandwiches, cakesand plant-based milks. Green Caffe Nero, a chain that operates in 65 locations nationwide,launched a campaign to celebrate its win - their interiors were decorated with posters andbanners about their 1st place in the ranking.Gas station ranking results also sparked positive change within the offerings of the major gasstation operators. Lotos, which is the second biggest national petrol station operator addedmeatless hot-dogs to their takeaway menu. Shortly after the ranking was published, BP held anonline survey asking their customers whether they would prefer a new vegan or regulartakeaway sandwich. Orlen, the leader of the ranking, expanded their plant-based offerings aswell"
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External Source: n/a		Commitment from the city of Campos dos GoytacazesMFA reported: "In 2019, we've secured a commitment from the city of Campos dos Goytacazes. Once the program is implemented, the institution will serve 2 million vegan meals per year, potentially sparing around 40,000 animals per year. "
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External Source: n/a		Influenced a retailer to stock plant-based alternatives in the meat aisle.GFI reported: "Influencing major U.S. retailers—We convinced a retail chain to integrate all refrigerated plant-based meat products directly in the meat aisle with dedicated signage and marketing efforts. This retailer has since influenced other retailers, industry colleagues, and the Power of Meat study, which now recommends shelving plant-based meat in the meat aisle as a result. We have also partnered with two major retail chains to advise them on the development of more plant-based private label product offerings, which will significantly increase accessibility and affordability of plant-based foods. We have built relationships with and advised more than five of the largest U.S. retailers on plant-based product assortment, marketing, and merchandising."
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Broiler ChickensProgress on the McDonald's campaignCompassion USA reported: "The Public Engagement team played a key role in the McDonald's broiler coalition through a Change.org petition with over 304,000 signatures, a full page ad in the NY Times, and an in person petition signature delivery at McDonald's HQ, achieving features in major media outlets with a potential viewership of more than 135 million people."
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External Source: n/a		Dr. Oetker commitmentASF reported: "Won a broiler campaign against food manufacturing giant Dr. Oetker (European commitment, ASF was the only group campaigning)"
Charity Source: https://albert-schweitzer-stiftung.de/helfen/petitionen/masthuhn-petition-oetker (German only).
External Source:https://www.oetker.com/dr-oetker-cms/oetker.com/pdf-documents/2018-11-_Statement_Purchase-Chicken-Meat.pdf		4 commitments in U.S.Compassion USA reported: Commitments include: "HelloFresh, Blue Apron, Diana Foods, and PCC"
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External Source: n/a		26 commitments in U.S.THL reported: "*2019: &Pizza, NexDine, Farmer's Fridge, Blue Sushi Sake Grill, Fresh Brothers, Thomas Cuisine, Tender Greens, Sun Basket, Denny's, Sterling Spoon Hospitality, Parkhurst Dining, HelloFresh, Blaze Pizza
*2018: First Watch, sweetgreen, Black Bear Diner, McCain Foods, Blue Apron, AccorHotels, Royal Caribbean Cruises, PCC Community Markets, Papa John's Pizza, Brioche Dorée, Mimi’s Café, La Madeleine French Bakery & Cafe, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts"
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External Source: n/a		50% of producers by market share are committed to the European Chicken Commitment in Denmark.Anima International reported: "Although we have secured a handful of smaller ECC commitments in Denmark, this was at an early stage, before adapting our strategy to focus purely on securing producer commitments and work with existing infrastructures, see chapters below. We are now at a strong position with producers covering 50% of the market committed to producing ECC and promote it on request, and have moved into the corporate commitment phase."
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External Source: "In 2017 Denmark produced more than 125 million chickens. Around 120 million broilers are raised in industrial farms."-http://www.eurogroupforanimals.org/animal-protection-denmark-danish-factory-farmed-chicken-reaches-record-speed-growth		7 commitments in EuropeASF reported: " 7 broiler commitments (just starting to gain momentum) [...] The victories also include Compass Group (European commitment). Compass fell right after we won the Sodexo campaign. Other groups - such as Compassion - talked to Compass about this and Compassion used our statement that we'd launch against them soon in case the don't commit right away. [...] Aramark followed after Sodexo and Compass did. ASF negotiated with Aramark Germany which is responsible for all of Europe except U.K. & IRL. THL negotiated with Aramark U.K. & US."
Charity Source: https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/latest-achievements-broiler-chickens; https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/procuratio-european-broiler-ask; https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/sander-broiler-ask.
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Additional notes: The groups are Procuratio, Apetito, Peter Pane, Frosta, and Sodexo, Compass and Aramark. ASF organized the campaign against Sodexo, and they were supported by 10 other organizations, and so they are not fully responsible for the commitment. Following the commitment by Sodexo, Compassion used a communication from ASF that they would launch a campaign against Compass, to secure a commitment from compass. ASF were therefore only tangentially responsible for the Compass commitment. It is unclear whether other organizations were involved in securing the other commitments, but most commitments were by groups working in Germany, which would suggest ASF were mostly responsible. 		38 Commitments in U.S./CanadaMFA reported: "We estimate that 55 million broiler chickens could be impacted each year once corporate animal welfare policy commitments Mercy For Animals has secured since January 2018 are fully implemented." "Corporate Animal Welfare US/Canada from January 2018 to date: Broiler commitments: 38 covering 56 brands" "After a movement-wide initiative, Denny’s, a restaurant chain with nearly 1,600 locations, committed to giving chickens more space, better lighting, and an environment that allows for more natural behaviors. Denny’s has also agreed to transition to strains of birds that have not been bred for unnaturally rapid growth that causes intense pain and to eliminate live-shackle slaughter. We estimate as many as 10 million birds could be impacted each year once the policy is in place."
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External Source: n/a		Progress on the McDonalds campaignTHL reported: "We've received ~90 media hits on our I’m Not Lovin It campaign against McDonald’s since the beginning of the launch, launched a large-scale ad campaign in June, 2019, in partnership with an ad agency, Don’t Panic, that resulted in 35 media hits and 75 newswire pick ups, 12,562 petition signatures, and over 700,000 video views on the primary ad, we have heard that McDonald's is feeling the pressure of our campaign through our coalition partners and have witnessed first hand by responses in person at their HQ, In response to the pressure we (and other groups in the coalition) have been applying, McDonald’s has agreed to meet semi-regularly (roughly once every 4 months) with coalition partners to discuss the policy ask, is funding a $4 million study into ‘welfare outcomes’ for their chicken supply chain, created a chicken sustainability council, and added language to their animal welfare policy about our demands, we attended McDonald’s annual shareholder meeting and presented a question to leadership about chicken welfare. In addition to a host of grassroots actions across the country and outside McDonald’s HQ around the shareholder meeting, we reached out to McDonald’s top 100 investors which resulted in 10 responses and 3 meetings. "
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External Source: n/a		Created a labelling scheme with French Retailer, Casino.Compassion International reported: "We worked with leading French retailer, Casino, to create its own labelling scheme with information on how the animal was farmed. This groundbreaking initiative has inspired other retailers to follow suit: the two leading national brands of Label Rouge have committed to label all their chicken products by the end of 2019."
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External Source: https://www.groupe-casino.fr/en/casino-group-together-with-three-animal-protection-organizations-Compassion-lfda-and-oaba-launch-first-animal-welfare-labeling-in-france/		Outdoor media campaign in PolandAnima International reported: "In may 2019 we launched a 1.5-month-long outdoor campaign ​whose aim was to promote a fun, light-hearted approach to plant-based/flexitarian diets and show thatreducing animal product consumption can be easy and shouldn't be associated with makingsacrifices. Our billboards and illuminated ads appeared in the biggest cities in Poland, while ourvideo was screened in a loop at more than 80 train stations for two weeks. It also appeared inLuxMed and Medicover medical centers across the entire country for a month.The beautifully-designed posters included a link to our website, where we prepared a shoppingguide for plant-based products available in the biggest supermarkets in the country, simpleplant-based recipes and a survey that helped us evaluate what types of plant-based productsare still missing. The survey was completed by 1,300 respondents, and the whole campaignreached approximately 5,000,000 people."
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External Source: n/a		Organized plant-based market research conducted by NielsenGFI reported: "Driving plant-based market analysis—We drove the 2018 expanded Nielsen market analysis on the U.S. retail sales of plant-based foods, which has generated tremendous enthusiasm for plant-based meat and has resulted in over 500 media mentions, including repeated mentions in Bloomberg, FT, CNBC, and other key business outlets. Our fact sheet offers a snapshot of the market penetration of plant-based foods, noting that sales of plant-based meat increased 23% in the past year and that the plant-based foods market has now grown to a $3.7 billion market domestically. With the addition of SPINS U.S. retail sales data on plant-based alternatives in the natural channel, the total U.S. plant-based retail market is worth over $4.1 billion. The analysis also determined that plant-based dollar sales are increasing by double-digits in every region of the country, highlighting the widespread demand. We are broadly disseminating these findings to encourage plant-based and clean meat, egg, and dairy R&D and investments by both major corporations and investors."
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Public awareness campaign of fast growing broiler genetic issues affecting meat quality.Compassion USA reported: "The team’s Spaghetti Meat campaign launched in April 2019 as a key educational advocacy opportunity that raised awareness of both consumer deception and animal suffering. A short video was produced showing public reactions to the prevalence of a noodle-like texture in chicken meat, caused by a myopathy associated with fast-growth genetics. The campaign has a combined video view count of over 116,000, and was featured on the homepage of Plant Based News. The Food Business team developed technical resources in support of the campaign and included them in discussions with companies."
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External Source: n/a		2 European commitmentsASF reported: "2 European broiler wins (Sodexo and IKEA), both team efforts with several groups - we coordinated the Sodexo one [...] We decided to include IKEA here as we had prepared a campaign that wasn't launched because of pressure negotiations (I, Mahi, think by THL) for OWA - so probably more a campaign victory than an outreach victory."
Charity Source: https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/success-sodexo-implements-european-chicken-commitment; https://albert-schweitzer-stiftung.de/aktuell/kampagne-ikea-erfolg
External Source: https://thepoultrysite.com/articles/ikea-building-a-better-future-for-food-sustainability; https://www.verdictfoodservice.com/news/sodexo-improve-standards-chicken/		Hosted Better Chicken Leadership ForumCompassion USA reported: "to foster pre-competitive dialogue and workshop solutions in order to successfully transition supply chains to higher welfare. Last year, the forum was split into two days and brought together 48 attendees representing 32 major companies, including producers, purchaser, certifiers and breeders. The first day included a trip to White Oak Pastures, while the second day included presentations and working sessions on marketing, the scientific case, supply-chain road mapping and protein diversification."
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External Source: https://aaap.memberclicks.net/assets/ACPV_Workshops/2018_ACPV_Workshop_Program.pdf		4 commitments in U.K.THL reported: "ASK Italian 11/7/2018, Coco di Mama 11/7/2018, Prezzo 26/7/2018, Carluccio's 29/8/2018"
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External Source: n/a		Commitment from Sodexo in PolandAnima International reported: "We also have a couple of strategic wins, both SODEXO (OWA campaign) and Frisco committed to ECC."
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External Source:		Progress on the McDonalds campaignMFA reported: "We produced a compelling advertisement calling on McDonald’s to show some mercy by ending the extreme cruelty inflicted on chickens in its supply chain. Twenty-five celebrities lent their voices to the video, including James Cromwell, Emily Deschanel, Alison Pill, Kimberly Elise, Matt Lauria, Daisy Fuentes, Andrew Keegan, Emma Kenney, John Salley, Joanna Krupa, and Moby. The ad aired on TV stations around Chicago and gained traction on social media, racking up more than 2.5 million views."
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External Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=3&v=2gg4nofs0iw; https://www.plantbasednews.org/news/celebrities-urging-mcdonalds-stop-cruelty		6 commitments in U.K. and EuropeCompassion International reported: "Secured commitments from six companies to moving their own chicken to higher welfare, including Nestle and Waitrose in Europe and the U.K."
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External Source: n/a		Ran vegan charity dinners for chefsAnima International reported: "In March 2019 we inaugurated the Chefs for Change project - a series of vegan charity dinners, which gathers together some of the best Polish chefs around the idea of more responsible cooking and plant-based cuisine. So far, there have been three dinners, during which we hosted a total of about 300 guests. Money from the sold tickets supported the work of Anima International."
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7 commitments in E.U.THL reported: "Nestle 28/6/2018, Danone 28/6/2018, Pret A Manger 13/7/2018, Zizzi 11/7/2018, Ikea 23/2/2019, Wagamama 13/5/2019, Sodexo 14/6/2019"
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External Source: n/a		~12 vegan festivals in PolandAnima International reported: "We organize the most popular vegan festival in Poland. In 2018 we held seven editions andeight editions will take place in 2019. It’s one of the sources of income for our campaigns but italso has the potential of advertising newly-launched products and companies to a big and veryinterested audience. This potential of our festivals is more and more recognized by variouscompanies, who decide to sponsor the event in return for mentions in our communicationmaterials and the best spots at the festival itself. Depending on the city, the events might vary insize - ranging from 21 to 91 sellers, and from 1000 to 7000 visitors. Each edition of the festival gets lots of media attention and we are confident that it plays a big role in making a plant-basedlifestyle more attractive to people and showing companies that there is a huge potential in thissector."
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Estimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually0Estimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually3.8M - 14MEstimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually2.0M - 12MEstimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually51M - 140MEstimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually37M - 61MEstimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually7.3M - 42MEstimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually14M - 43MEstimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually0Estimated number of broiler chickens affected by welfare commitments, annually24M - 77M$785,457329280Median average used
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Fishes1 investigation of a carp farm in PolandAnima International reported: "In 2018 we published the first Polish footage from the investigation on a carp farm. We decided to use our materials in our communication with companies to make them resign from this cruel but still considered in Poland as a tradition of selling life carps before Christmas. We contacted major retailers, had meetings with Aldi, Tesco and Carrefour, had several demonstrations in front of shops."
Charity Source: https://pomozkarpiom.pl
External Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr_iCfZUf0w&feature=youtu.be		Launched Aquaculture Welfare InitiativeASF reported: "announced the launch of the Aquaculture Welfare Initiative"
Charity Source: https://albertschweitzerfoundation.org/news/animal-welfare-standards-aquacultures; https://albert-schweitzer-stiftung.de/aktuell/tierschutzstandards-aquakulturen-erhoehen
External Source: https://www.lebensmittelzeitung.net/industrie/-Tierschutz-Initiative-Neue-Standards-fuer-Aquakultur-geplant-140531?=1
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External Source: n/a		1 Fur-free commitmentASF reported: "REWE Group decided to go cage-free (this is because Aldi included textiles into their animal welfare policy and we advised them to go fur-free; REWE later copied and pasted the Aldi policy). This took 1 hour or less (we hardly do any work on the topic)."
Charity Source: https://albert-schweitzer-stiftung.de/aktuell/erfolg-rewe-group-pelzfrei
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General/Other~120% increase in facebook video views and instagram follows.Compassion USA reported: "Compassion USA’s organic Facebook video watch rate grew 120% since April 1, 2018 thanks to a focus on storytelling through video for more impactful, measurable engagement. Although still in early growth phase, our Instagram following also grew 119%. Our overall supporter count through email subscribers and social media followers increased by 68%."
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External Source: n/a		20 Foie gras commitmentsAnima International reported: "In the same way as FFR, foie gras represents an intervention that requires relatively little work, with high probability for commitments and media coverage, due to the controversy about the product. Historically, in Denmark, a few months focus on foie gras secured commitments from all supermarkets and important restaurant brands. The strategy now is to secure a few strategic wins with certain intervals during a year, to create media waves about farm animals. Highlights: Foie gras commitments 2018-2019: 20; In 2018 we published [an investigation] from a Ukrainian foie gras farm (See Program 2). This investigation has recently been used in the U.K. and Denmark to secure new foie gras commitments and has been a major media story in all three countries. The Ukrainian producer recently announced that they are shutting down the facility. This was a major though the only, foie gras facility in the country."
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External Source: n/a		1 institutional commitmentASF reported: "Worked with the University of Heidelberg that implemented a vegan week in their student catering services: https://albert-schweitzer-stiftung.de/aktuell/vegan-taste-week-heidelberger-mensen"
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External Source: n/a		Support to pass Proposition 12THL reported: "Ballot Initiative: Prop 12 passed in November 2018 with 62.7% of the vote in California. THL staff and volunteers were actively involved with signature gathering and GOTV efforts."
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External Source:		Launched report "Business Benchmark on Farmed Animal Welfare"Compassion International reported: "Launched the 7th report of the Business Benchmark on Farm Animal Welfare, ranking 150 of the world’s leading food companies in a way that engages leverage from the investment community, thereby driving measurable change."
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Support to stop the King AmmendmentCompassion USA reported: "The Public Engagement team also supported key legislative efforts, including successfully rallying supporters to write to their representatives to block the dangerous King Amendment which would have overridden state ballot initiatives, and supporting the passage of Prop 12 in California through signature gathering and supporter engagement."
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External Source: n/a		Organized an industry workshop on dairy cow welfareASF reported: "Organized an industry workshop on dairy cow welfare that was attended by key pegg-layings (almost all retailers and other big buyers such as McDonald's). Outcome: Common understanding that tethering needs to end and other standards need to be improved. We (ASF) decided to do this workshop even though dairy cows aren't a priority now. The reason is that retailers expressed interest in setting better standards and turned to us. Besides the positive outcome for cows, ASF's reputation in the industry was boosted through the workshop which helps a lot for all the topics we're tackling."
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External Source: n/a		Secured widespread agreement that carbon dioxide pig slaughter should end.Compassion International reported: "Exposed the scandal of carbon dioxide killing of pigs becoming standard use by supermarket suppliers; secured national media coverage and agreement from the U.K. Government, RSPCA and the 60 member organisations of Eurogroup for Animals (covering five welfare assurance schemes) that the practice must end."
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