Mr. Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring this year. Anyone else think he might have been wrong? Many of GAP’s partner farms and ranches are located in geographies that experience…
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Okay, okay, so you can’t actually “ace” an animal welfare audit, but it’s always nice when your certifier sends you an audit report saying that you’re in compliance with every...
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Exciting new position with Global Animal Partnership – Aquaculture Welfare Specialist. We are looking for experienced help to draft aquaculture welfare standards and lead the way as GAP addresses fish welfare in addition to our pioneering work with cattle, sheep, chickens, and more.
Happy New Year! We find the first week of January a really magical time – a time to reflect on the previous year, and all the exciting plans for the New…
GAP is excited to welcome two new members to its Board of Directors: Cheryl Queen and David Pitman. David Pitman is a lifelong poultry farmer, representing his family’s 60-year poultry…
GAP has provided a grant-in-aid of research to the University of Guelph, Ontario for a two-year research project. This is an important step toward our goal of replacing 100% of chicken breeds that result in poor welfare outcomes by 2024 with breeds meeting specified welfare outcomes within our 5-Step® Rating Program.
Exciting new position open with Global Animal Partnership.
America’s most comprehensive farm animal welfare program focuses on cage-free standard.
Atkins Ranch in Hawke’s Bay, New Zealand, which supplies grass-fed lamb to Whole Foods Market stores across the US and Canada, has been certified to Global Animal Partnership’s (GAP) 5-Step® Animal Welfare Rating program for meat sheep, becoming the first Step 4: Pasture Centered sheep program in the world.
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