I’m sure most everyone is already aware of Burger King’s recent animal welfare improvements, but I still wanted to share this little tidbit with you. The BK story was covered all over the media, but the Houston Chronicle took it a step further and published this amazing editorial on corporate responsibility and animal welfare.
It’s not every day that animal issues get the coverage they deserve, much less with phrases like “Though most consumers are vaguely aware of it, cruelty is the rule, not the exception, when it comes to producing the meat most of us buy” and “On factory farms, pigs exist packed into wire or wood pens; tails are hacked off so they won’t gnaw each other from stress and boredom. Sows are entrapped in “farrowing crates” so tiny they cannot turn around” so I was pretty psyched to read this.
So anyway, yeah, there you have it. Props up to the Houston Chronicle for taking an uneqivocal stance on this issue.
