You likely eat at their dining tables, buy their groceries, or book your vacations through them. These massive global brands promised the public they’d stop sourcing eggs from farms that lock sensitive hens in barren cages.

Now, they’re backing out.

Some of these companies have quietly stripped cage-free deadlines from their websites. Others have stopped disclosing their progress altogether, counting on the public not to notice. But behind these broken corporate promises lies a harsh reality: millions of hens spending their lives crammed inside tiny wire cages with less space than a single sheet of paper per bird. They can't walk, spread their wings, or engage in any natural behaviors.

Here’s what these companies hope you don't realize: the rest of the industry is moving on without them. The vast majority of global food brands have already eliminated cages or are actively meeting their targets. These six laggards have no excuse.

When thousands of customers raise their voices together, executives listen. Send a direct message to decision-makers at LSG, Norwegian Cruise Line, Wyndham Hotels + Resorts, Unilever, Le Pain Quotidien, and Aldi Süd today. Demand that they reinstate their cage-free commitments, publish a clear timeline, and stop turning a blind eye to animal cruelty.