on August 24, 2016
UEP: Egg producers must form own definition of cage-free
Chad Gregory, CEO of the United Egg Producers, said the industry needs to be more proactive in defining what a cage-free operation should look like, otherwise activists and regulators will.
It’s time for egg farmers to get more involved in setting the agenda surrounding cage-free eggs, especially defining what a cage-free system looks like, said Chad Gregory, president and CEO of the United Egg Producers (UEP).
Gregory told a group of producers and representatives of allied industries that farmers need…
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