Zoo Group is making history as the first domestic cafe chain in China to ditch caged eggs, joining Costa Coffee, Dunkin' and Krispy Kreme as Chinese consumers drive a surge in cage-free demand projected to hit 1.5 billion eggs annually by 2025.

Papa John's is going cage-free across all 5,400 locations in 45 countries by 2030, pushing the tally of the world's 25 largest QSR brands with global cage-free commitments to over half.

A Lever China survey of Chinese consumers reveals that 90% believe hens deserve freedom of movement and 75% would actively choose brands committed to cage-free eggs, signaling a major shift in how China's food industry needs to respond.

A Lever China survey of Chinese consumers reveals that 90% believe hens deserve freedom of movement and 75% would actively choose brands committed to cage-free eggs, signaling a major shift in how China's food industry needs to respond.

With 1,600 Asian locations across South Korea, China and Japan, Dunkin's new global cage-free commitment secured by Lever Foundation means millions of customers across Asia will soon be eating more humanely sourced eggs.

Just a year after having zero commercial-scale cage-free farms, China is seeing a remarkable shift as seven of its 20 largest egg producers now add or expand cage-free lines, driven largely by Lever Foundation's relentless industry engagement.

After years of persistent engagement, Lever Foundation helped Burger King, Tim Hortons and Popeye's parent company RBI become the world's largest restaurant group to ban both battery cages and sow crates across all 27,000 locations globally.

With 2,229 restaurants across 44 brands in 27 countries, Minor Food Group is now the largest Asia-based restaurant group to go cage-free globally, covering everything from The Coffee Club and The Pizza Company to Dairy Queen and Burger King franchises.

After years of pressure, Costco is finally going cage-free across its entire global supply chain including Asia, making it the largest retailer in the world to make such a commitment and already triggering supplier changes in mainland China.

Lever Foundation's first-of-its-kind cage-free supplier directories now cover 50 countries and over 1,600 suppliers across Asia, the Middle East and Latin America, removing one of the biggest barriers stopping food companies from ditching caged eggs globally.

In just two years, Lever Foundation turned a single cage-free retail commitment in Asia into 21, winning historic firsts in mainland China, Japan, India, Malaysia and beyond, with commitments expected to spare over six million hens from cages every single day.

Lever Foundation pushed METRO Group, the world's second-largest cash and carry chain, to make a landmark pledge to go 100% cage-free across all 23 countries it operates in, marking the first such retail commitment in Japan, India, Pakistan and Kazakhstan.

Costa Coffee, China's third largest cafe chain with nearly 500 locations and growing, is extending its cage-free commitment to all 31 countries it operates in by 2025, joining Caffè Nero, illy and Peet's in a global coffee industry cage-free shift.

Lever Foundation secured a historic double first for Southeast Asia, convincing Tesco to become the first retailer in both Malaysia and Thailand to commit to cage-free eggs, covering over 2,000 Lotus stores across both countries by 2028.