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Animal rights activists organize activities across Asia to appeal to 'McDonald's', a famous fast food brand. Stop using chicken eggs from liver cage farms in Asia. In the liver cage, the hen can hardly move because the cage is so small. Demanding greater consideration of animal welfare May 23, 2022 Synergia Animal, an international animal protection organization, held a campaign sign with supporters signing a cage-free egg policy in front of McDonald's branches in Bangkok and seven other cities in Asia.
The event is an extension of a nine-week campaign Phone Number Data asking McDonald's to stop using eggs from cage farms in Asia. In the liver cage, the hen can hardly move because the cage is so small. End of the activity Activists deliver campaign signs which has a message calling for McDonald to be considerate more animal welfare and the sponsor's signature given to a McDonald's employee. The joint event was the culmination of a nine-week campaign series in Asia. In Thailand, volunteers from Synergia Animals, an international animal protection organization, gathered outside.
McDonald's main branch in Bangkok and Phuket Province to hold campaign signs with images of hens locked in Liver cage with message calling for McDonald's to be kinder to animals. The nine-week campaign caught the attention of passersby and McDonald's employees. In addition to holding campaign signs The organization also advertises on Saen Saep Canal passenger boats. Passing near McDonald's headquarters in the city center, more than 170,000 local residents and passengers will see the ad and learn about the hens in the liver cages.
The event is an extension of a nine-week campaign Phone Number Data asking McDonald's to stop using eggs from cage farms in Asia. In the liver cage, the hen can hardly move because the cage is so small. End of the activity Activists deliver campaign signs which has a message calling for McDonald to be considerate more animal welfare and the sponsor's signature given to a McDonald's employee. The joint event was the culmination of a nine-week campaign series in Asia. In Thailand, volunteers from Synergia Animals, an international animal protection organization, gathered outside.
McDonald's main branch in Bangkok and Phuket Province to hold campaign signs with images of hens locked in Liver cage with message calling for McDonald's to be kinder to animals. The nine-week campaign caught the attention of passersby and McDonald's employees. In addition to holding campaign signs The organization also advertises on Saen Saep Canal passenger boats. Passing near McDonald's headquarters in the city center, more than 170,000 local residents and passengers will see the ad and learn about the hens in the liver cages.