no they wont, the only change is that the cages much be 'enriched', read the legislation its hardly a revoluton in chicken welfare. the majority of our eggs will still come from caged birds, but the cages are a little bit nicer.
jamie oliver chicken programe
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quorn cost more than chicken, but there is other food its grows in fields an on trees 
i obey nature, i need meat in every meal.
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i dont eat breakfast because i fear it may improve my performance at work.
I used to have a bacon sarnie everyday except the weekends
Tish tisk!!!!! Thats very bad for you!
And Jug.... You shoul dhave breakfast... Most important meal of the day..... or so they say lol
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Its all about prioritising. As dave said they dont need big portions of meat if they are given plenty of veg. Its better for a healthy diet. I am not rich by any means and things are even tighter having bought a new house but I wouldnt buy crap.
Again this is generalised and isnt really much of an arguement, you cant compare something that is farmed like that with a pet. If a pet is kept in poor conditions it can be reported.
No as a matter of fact. I have had this view for years
I havent even watched the programme but I am well aware of what goes on. I have always been on the moral high ground regarding this
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from what iv read soylent green is the way to go
if you dont get it look it up
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that is what they now call quorn
nah its more recycled than that:devil:
What are you talking about, the caged battery chicken production is being banned completely. Battery means a single chicken housed in a row and stacked, it doesn't mean just caged. You will not be able to house a chicken in a cage without the ability for it to move around and have a perch etc etc, I would say that was a major revolution. Currently the majority are in battery cages only just big enough for the chicken and without the ability to turn around in the cage. I think that is a big change, but the reality is that supermarkets are going one stage further due to public demand and banning any egg from caged hens.
So in essence your comment of campaigns making no difference and being forgotten is complete nonsense as this proves that despite a new law not coming in until 2012 the public pressure has forced the supermarkets to go one step further.
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With regards to this whole chicken debate...............................................................................................
Dont read it then
