Yes, and not pleasant for the chickens at the best of times. I thought
that type of caging was illegal in Canada as cruel but either something changed or I had just never seen it where I lived.

It's usually in a rural area - so most people won't pass by.

>And it's usually in a very large, nondescript building.

We have a large egg producing "factory" on our way to our dance lesson, but t

>only way we know it's an "egg factory" is that it caught fire a few years bac
>and was in the news. There's no signage. I wonder why.

Yes, I suppose they might get a lot of protestors in places like that,
most of them having egg salad sandwiches for lunch.. B)

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