Dawn Neo on the 4+ billion hens in cages in Asia and how we can help them
About this episode
Dawn Neo discusses her work on cage-free reforms and improving farm animal welfare in Asia.
Dawn was one of the first people in Asia working on cage-free reforms – she started working on Asian farm animal welfare 10 years ago, often as one of the few individuals talking to major food companies about improving the welfare of animals in their supply chain. Dawn Neo is the director of corporate engagement at Global Food Partners. She works with food and hospitality businesses as well as various stakeholders in the industry to improve farm animal welfare. Prior to joining Global F...
People in this episode
Host: James Özden
Guest: Dawn Neo
Topics covered
- animal welfare
- cage-free reforms
- food industry
- corporate engagement
- supply chain
Keywords
- hens
- cage-free
- animal welfare
- food companies
- supply chain
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Global Food Partners
Places: Asia
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