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As the fight to free hens from battery cages continues, more and more companies are showing their support for animal welfare by sourcing cage-free eggs.
When Allysia Robinson, owner and operator of the Coast Café Milton first decided to serve higher welfare eggs, chicken and ham at the café, it wasn’t necessarily the norm.
