世界农场动物福利协会：2022年度欧洲非笼养肉鸡进程追踪报告（英文版）（36页）.pdf

1、2022 European Report iStockphoto Compassion in World Farming iStockphoto M&SContentsForeword p.1Introduction p.2Market overview p.3Case studies p.6ChickenTrack 2022 p.11Reporting by criteria p.13Reporting by food sector p.14Reporting by overall progress to BCC compliance p.17No reporting p.18Individ

2、ual company commitment reporting by criteria p.19Its time to act p.30Looking forward p.31 Appendix p.32BCC criteria p.32 Statement of Intent p.33 01030206070504 Hubbard1ForewordFollowing the launch of our introductory ChickenTrack Report in 20211,which laid the foundations for measuring company prog

3、ress on their Better Chicken Commitments,we are proud to present the findings of our first annual European ChickenTrack Report.The 2022 report tracks the progress of 73 commitments made by 60 European companies2 towards introducing the higher welfare requirements of the Better Chicken Commitment(BCC

4、)3 and provides a baseline for tracking year-on-year industry progress.It is encouraging to see that progress is being reported for 42%(31 out of 73)of the commitments being tracked,with progress ranging from an average 21%for breed change to 54%for Controlled Atmospheric Stunning(CAS)across 21 and

5、19 commitments respectively.It is also encouraging to see that BCC-compliant chicken is on the shelves of major retailers M&S in the UK,Carrefour in France and REMA 1000 in Norway.While Compassion applauds those companies demonstrating progress and dedication to their Better Chicken Commitments,more

6、 than half(58%)of the commitments across 37 companies do not have any progress reported against them.We recognise progress may be slower than originally intended,as companies continue to navigate the impact of a prolonged,difficult external landscape resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic,the war in U