Burger King Going Cageless

American Voices

March 30, 2007 | ISSUE 43•13

Burger King announced that it would begin buying pork and eggs from farms that do not cage or crate their animals. What do you think?

As a regular Burger King patron, I don't think I could make it any more clear that I don't give a flying fuck what I put into my body.

Priya Shenoy
Produce Manager
But the cages were what pushed all the flavor tight into the animals.

Derrick Braswell
Customer Support Operator
Now all that's left for them to do is to stop buying from farms that feed their livestock Burger King.

Pete DuMont
Systems Analyst

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