Pricilla M Campaign Analysis

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Pricilla Ma is the Executive Director of the World Animal Protection for cage free campaign in America. This website is about the protection of animals and informing people on why cage free farms are the best choice when buying eggs. Honestly, not many people think about where their eggs come, but they should. This information is important and it can lead you to make a well educated decision the next time you buy eggs and other cage free products. This website is mostly for adult consumers who are interested in learning about the benefits of cage free hens and where their food is really coming from.

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