This Is the Latest Giant Company to Free Its Chickens

PepsiCo joins the flock of food companies swearing off eggs from caged hens.

Mar 31, 2016 10:00 AM ET

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The cage-free egg movement struts on.

PepsiCo today became the latest company to commit to using 100% cage-free eggs. The company will make the transition in North America by 2020 and globally by 2025. PepsiCo uses eggs in some of its baked products, such as biscuits, cookies, and protein bars, as well as oatmeal.

Continue reading on Fortune to learn more about PepsiCo's commitment to a cage-free future.

This Is the Latest Giant Company to Free Its Chickens

PepsiCo joins the flock of food companies swearing off eggs from caged hens.

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