At the world’s largest fast-food chain, ending the use of eggs laid by caged hens will be a 15-year process. Subway said Monday that it will switch its entire supply over to cage-free eggs by 2025. The announcement makes the sandwich giant the largest restaurant yet to adopt the 10-year deadline, which was thrust into the spotlight after McDonald's made an identical pledge in September.
Why It's Taking Companies So Long To Switch To Cage-free Eggs
Alexander C. Kaufman, Huffington Post: Business
Mon, 12/28/2015 - 10:08am
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