Chickens, Ducks and Turkeys

Chickens are packed into sheds at a rate of up to 19 birds per square meter of space

Birds seen as weak or unprofitable are killed and discarded

Birds live their whole lives in sheds with no outdoor access or natural lighting

Chickens are selectively bred to grow at two to four times their natural rate leading to health issues

Fast growing birds that can't move perish because they are unable to access food and water

Birds feet and legs are burnt by faeces that build up on the uncleaned shed floors

Pressure on birds bodies from fast growth leads to heart failure and death

Birds cannot exhibit their natural "pecking order" behaviour because flock sizes are too large

Semiaquatic ducks with no access to surface water are unable to express their natural behaviours

Birds die before being sent to slaughter because of the low welfare conditions they are raised in

Birds throats are cut without first being stunned in an electric water bath or gas chamber

Chickens are transported during hot temperatures that are known to cause distress and suffering