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# Farmed Animal Compliance Thailand

Empowering Transparency in Thailand's Corporate Animal Welfare

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://facthailand.org/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Posts

- [Marriott called out for the lack of animal welfare progress in Asia](https://facthailand.org/marriott-called-out-for-the-lack-of-animal-welfare-progress-in-asia/) - In August, animal welfare groups came together to call on Marriott to ensure their Asian properties maintain the same standards as those in other parts of the world in Asia, as the deadline for its cage-free egg commitment approaches at the end of 2025. Bangkok, Thailand — [December 3] Marriott International, the world’s largest hotel
- [The Hidden Costs of Caged Eggs: What Every Consumer Should Know](https://facthailand.org/the-hidden-costs-of-caged-eggs-what-every-consumer-should-know/) - At first glance, caged eggs often seem like the “cheaper” choice. But behind the lower price tag lies a system that comes with steep, hidden costs—to animals, to public health, and to society as a whole. In this post, we explore what’s really behind that carton of caged eggs—and why the true cost is far
- [Thailand’s Cage-Free Egg Movement: A Growing Call for Change](https://facthailand.org/thailands-cage-free-egg-movement-a-growing-call-for-change/) - In Thailand, the movement for cage-free eggs is gaining momentum—and for good reason. Behind every egg on our plates is a story, and for millions of hens in the country, that story is one of confinement, stress, and suffering. But it doesn’t have to be this way. Around the world, the cage-free movement is transforming
- [Behind the Delay: Common Excuses Companies Use and How to Respond](https://facthailand.org/behind-the-delay-common-excuses-companies-use-and-how-to-respond/) - As 2025 approaches, dozens of food companies are falling behind on their cage-free commitments. Instead of updating their progress or accelerating their efforts, some are offering excuses—hoping to buy time, avoid public attention, or shift the blame. At face value, some of these justifications may sound reasonable. But dig deeper, and you’ll find that most

## Pages

- [Home](https://facthailand.org/) - Farmed Animal Compliance Thailand "Ethical Sourcing, Transparent Future" Empowering Transparency in Thailand's Corporate Animal Welfare See where most of Thailand's Eggs Come From This Should Stop!! Our Vision To be the catalyst for corporate policies that prioritize animal welfare and ethical sourcing Farmed Animal Compliance Thailand (FACT) envisions driving change by influencing corporate policies to
- [Media coverage](https://facthailand.org/media-coverage/) - We've been featured on:
- [Blogs](https://facthailand.org/blogs/) - Blogs Marriott called out for the lack of animal welfare progress in Asia December 4, 2025 In August, animal welfare groups came together to call on Marriott to ensure their Asian properties maintain the same standards as those in other parts Read More ... Behind the Delay: Common Excuses Companies Use and How to Respond
- [Resources](https://facthailand.org/resources/) - Resources Previous Next
- [Contact](https://facthailand.org/contact/) - Take action today by signing our petition for corporate transparency in animal welfare. contact@facthailand.org Linkedin Facebook Instagram
- [Our services](https://facthailand.org/projects/) - Our Services Customized Training ProgramsDevelop and deliver training sessions tailored to the needs of organizations supporting food businesses in upholding animal welfare standards. Strategic Guidance and ConsultingOffer expert advice on developing and implementing strategies that align with animal welfare commitments and ethical practices. Progress Monitoring and Reporting Support:Assist clients in creating robust frameworks for monitoring,

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- [Blog template](https://facthailand.org/?elementor_library=blog-template) - Blog template In August, animal welfare groups came together to call on Marriott to ensure their Asian properties maintain the same standards as those in other parts of the world in Asia, as the deadline for its cage-free egg commitment approaches at the end of 2025. Bangkok, Thailand — [December 3] Marriott International, the world’s

## Categories

- [Uncategorized](https://facthailand.org/category/uncategorized/)
- [Cage Free Eggs](https://facthailand.org/category/cage_free/)
- [Animal Welfare](https://facthailand.org/category/animal_welfare/)