Eighteen major hospitality chains have come under fire after stepping back from a flagship chicken welfare pledge.

KFC, Nando's, Burger King and other chains have pulled out of their pledge to stop using fast-growing chickens, with campaigners slamming the owners for letting down 'a nation of animal lovers' ...

This installment of "Breaking down the breed," is all about the Leghorn. Known for its egg-laying and heat tolerance, the Leghorn is a great fit for backyard flocks.

Chickens hold their heads still to stabilize their vision because their eyes cannot move in their sockets to follow objects.

UK restaurant chains including Nando’s, KFC and Burger King have withdrawn from a commitment to source slower-growing, happier chickens, blaming supply constraints amid soaring demand for the protein ...

About 20 years ago, chickens—long a staple of farms and homesteads—began showing up in urban and suburban yards. They enabled ...

The cross-industry initiative was designed to drive improvements in chicken welfare while balancing sustainability, net zero ...

Companies shift from Better Chicken Commitment to industry-led framework, pointing to emissions impact and rising demand - Anadolu Ajansı ...

Aviagen® is delighted that its Rustic Rowan™ breed has been accepted for use under the highly respected RSPCA Assured animal ...

Eight businesses, owning or franchising 18 leading hospitality brands, are to launch the Sustainable Chicken Forum (SCF), The Grocer can reveal. The new cross-industry initiative is designed to drive ...