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Burger King Shifts Policy on Animals
from The New York Times
In what animal welfare advocates are describing as a “historic advance,” Burger King, the world’s second-largest hamburger chain, said yesterday that it would begin buying eggs and pork from suppliers that did not confine their animals in cages and crates.
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by Vicki_R on March 28, 2007 - 12:21pm
Something like this can only be good. I think they should advertise that they are trying to make a difference. I do think I would patronize a restaurant more if I believed they were trying to make a difference.
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