Frankenchickens grow so quickly that they experience pain, become ill, and die prematurely. Many develop mobility disorders, before their lives end between 35-42 days of age. Therefore, Project 1882 now urges the EU-commission to act by working for a ban on the breeding of Frankenchickens.

To the European Commission: It's time to improve European animal welfare. Billions of animals in Europe suffer each year. Nowhere in the world are there more animals, than on factory farms. They are treated as products, even though they are sentient individuals with their own interests and needs. 

The world's first commercial octopus factory is about to open in Spain. Octopuses are sentient creatures that would face great suffering in captivity. We are now calling on the EU Commission to ban the breeding of octopuses throughout the EU.

Project 1882’s impactful “For the Animals” tour has been making its way through Europe since May 2024. With stops in 21 cities, 7,900 visitors, and partnerships with 16 organizations, the initiative has brought animal rights to the forefront and called for a full review of EU animal welfare legislation.