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Email Kroger's Group Vice President of Corporate Affairs about the cage-free commitment

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10 min

Why it's urgent

There is no fixed deadline. The page says Kroger abandoned its 2025 cage-free target, and no decision date is given.

The strategy

Emails to a senior communications executive may raise the issue internally, since reputation is part of his role. One email is unlikely to change Kroger's decision alone, and the page shows 680 others have already sent one.

Why it scored 50

Scale: Huge
Roughly 1 million to 10 million hens, a guess: Animal Equality says only 'millions' of hens are affected and gives no count, so this is an estimate based on Kroger's size as a large US grocer.
Severity: Serious
Moving hens out of cages is a meaningful welfare improvement, though it is an indirect change through a corporate commitment.
Chance of success: Long shot
Kroger has already backed away from the target and, per Animal Equality, has gone quiet, so there is no sign it is leaning toward acting.
Your difference: Small
One email among about 680 others reported on the page, with no sign that each is individually read or counted.

Open to anyone. The page does not say whether the form needs personal details beyond your name and email. Sources: animalequality.org, animalequality.org. How scoring works