
Cage-Free Hong Kong

The first laying hen welfare movement in Hong Kong
Ending the cruelty of confining laying hens in battery cages
Transition to cage-free farming and ethical consumption
Propelling Hong Kong to become a farm-animal-friendly city





Battery Cage vs. Cage-Free



Why Cage-Free?
Egg consumption in Hong Kong is estimated to exceed 350 tonnes per day. China is the main source of Hong Kong’s egg imports, but over 90% of laying hens are confined in battery cages. This enormous demand severely affects millions of hens, reducing them to egg-laying machines confined to a lifetime of suffering and confinement in small filthy cages with less space than an A4 sheet of paper. They are deprived of their basic behaviors, unable to stretch their wings or take a single step, and live a life of illness, stress and powerlessness.

You Can Make a Change!
SIGN & SUPPORT Hong Kong in Becoming a More ‘Hen-Friendly’ City!
Let’s sign the petition and support 'Cage-Free Hong Kong'. Planet For All helps animals through collaborations with enterprise and government organizations to convey the public’s wishes and demands, and negotiate policy implementations for better animal welfare. Please take action now, sign the petition and spread it out!



Benefits of Cage-Free Eggs
Hens can leg and wing stretch, walk, roost, socialize, dig, dust bath, and more, which greatly improves their lives and well-being
More nutritious compared to battery-cage eggs
Reduces food safety risks, such as Salmonella infection
A more humane and responsible consumption choice



What Can Consumers Do?
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Ask your favorite stores, supermarkets, restaurants, and bakeries where their eggs come from
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Create demand by requesting that they source cage-free eggs
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Refuse to buy eggs produced in battery cages
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Reduce consumption of animal products and try a plant-based diet for a more compassionate lifestyle

What Can Restaurants and Businesses Do?
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Commit to sourcing 100% cage-free eggs in your supply chain and make a public written commitment
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Support and request your suppliers and farms to switch to a cage-free system
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Contact us for consultation on sourcing cage-free eggs



Egg-laying Chicken Farms:
Which farming system has better animal welfare?

Battery Cage ❌

Inhumane intensive farming, where hens are confined in small, dirty metal cages for their short lives, becomes egg-laying machines.
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Crowded with many hens to produce the maximum number of eggs at the lowest cost
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Each hen has less space than an A4 sheet of paper
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Unable to express natural behaviors, such as stretching their wings
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Beaks are trimmed to prevent feather pecking due to stress from poor conditions
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Lack of exercise leads to very fragile bones
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Eggs are 35 times more likely to be contaminated with salmonella compared to free-range eggs
*Eggs without specified production methods are usually battery cage eggs, which make up the majority of eggs on the market.
Free-Range ⭐️ ⭐️

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Allows hens to move around in an outdoor environment
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Higher quality, more spacious environment
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Offers organic options
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Reduces food safety risks such as salmonella contamination
Cage-Free ⭐️

More than 35 countries worldwide have already or are in the process of phasing out battery cages, switching to more humane cage-free methods.
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Indoor henhouses
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Equipped with space and perches, allowing hens to express natural behaviors (such as nesting, walking, roosting, socializing, digging, and dust bathing)
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Reduces food safety risks such as salmonella contamination
Pasture-Raised ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️

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Hens live in a natural pasture environment, closer to their instinctive needs
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Offers organic options
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Reduces food safety risks such as salmonella contamination

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