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Animal welfare and best farming practices are really important to us, which is why our taquerias serve 100% Free Range Chicken, fresh and unprocessed, right across Australia and we are the only fast food company to do it. We also serve 100% Sow Stall Free Pork and we are working with our farmers to bring you Free Range Pork! We're committed to serving 100% grass fed and added hormone free beef and steak in 2017!

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What kind of farming practices are there?


Access to Outdoor Areas

* The RSPCA Approved logo alone does not guarantee outdoor access. However, RSPCA Approved logo also appears on Free Range packs – in essence it provides an assessment on the welfare of chickens when they are indoors. Only RSPCA Approved products that are also labelled 'free range' come from farms where the chickens were raised with access to an outdoor range. So in short, RSPCA can be both free range and indoors. The base rule: If you want to be truly free range – like GYG - you need the FREPA standard


Frepa accredited

** Under the FREPA guidelines, growth promoting antibiotics are not permitted for use. If chickens become ill and antibiotic treatment is required under veterinary direction, those birds will not be sold as free range. FREPA allows the use of medications to prevent coccidiosis. These medications are used under veterinary direction.

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What you might want to know about our Free Range Chicken:

Are the chickens kept in cages whilst they are inside the shed?
Absolutely not. FREPA Accredited Free Range Chickens have access to outdoor range areas adjacent to their barn or they are free to move around inside the barn.
Are the chickens given antibiotics?*
Under the FREPA guidelines, antibiotics are not permitted for use. If chickens are treated with antibiotics for welfare reasons then they cannot be sold as free range.
Are the chickens given growth promoting hormones?
FREPA Accredited free range chickens are not given growth promoting hormones
(this has been illegal since 1967).
Are the chickens really free range?
Once fully feathered at around 21 days, chickens have access to outdoor range areas which are equipped with shade huts, hay bales and wooden ramps.
Where are FREPA Accredited Farms?
The FREPA Accredited farms we use originated in the Yarra Valley in Victoria, and are now found in SA, NSW, and QLD. They are primarily located around the Barossa Valley, the Central Coast, the outskirts of the Hunter Valley, close to the Blue Mountains and in South East Queensland.
What about your beef, pork or fish are they also higher welfare?
Our founder, Steven, is visiting our farms to make sure the animals have higher welfare and discussing with the farmers our collective plans to make things better. Check this website for regular updates on our journey.
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