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ASPCA Shop With Your Heart

If you love animals, we have a feeling that you have either dabbled in becoming vegan/vegetarian or the thought has at least crossed your mind. In the meantime, there are many ways to adjust your food shopping habits to help better the welfare of farm animals. ASPCA has a fantastic, Shop With Your Heart movement that you are going to want to check out.

If you sign up here, they will send you materials that can help you make more animal-friendly decisions during your next trip to the grocery store. Some things can be done are to only purchase animal products from those who have credible animal welfare certifications, choose more plant-based alternatives, or even ask your local market to carry more or these products so that you have more of a choice to choose from.

Here is some information that ASPCA wants to get the word on out that is incredibly helpful!

Shop With Your Heart Grocery Shopping List If You Eat Meat

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Below is a list of brands that bear the label of one or more of these certifications, along with a list of plant-based alternatives. Many are available at supermarkets across the country:*

Beef

  • Aryshire Farm (AWA/CH)
  • Aspen Ridge (CH)
  • Baldwin Beef (AWA)
  • Creekstone Farms- Premium Black Angus Beef (CH)
  • Hunter Cattle Company (AWA)
  • Niman Ranch (CH)**
  • Shire Gate (AWA)
  • White Oak Pastures (CH/GAP Step 4 and 5+)

Chicken

  • Aryshire Farm (AWA/CH)
  • D’Artagnan- Green Circle Chicken Line (CH)
  • Hunter Cattle Company (AWA)
  • Mary’s Free Range Chicken (GAP Steps 3 – 5)
  • Murray’s Chicken (CH)
  • Red Wheelbarrow (CH)
  • Smart Chicken- Organic Line (CH)
  • White Oak Pastures (AWA/CH/GAP Step 5+)

Pork

  • Aryshire Farm (AWA/CH)
  • duBreton Organic and Rustic Farm Pork (CH)
  • Hunter Cattle Company (AWA)
  • Jansal Valley- Smoked Bacon (CH)
  • Niman Ranch (CH)**
  • Vermont Smoke and CureBacon (CH/GAP Step 2)
  • White Oak Pastures (CH/GAP Step 5+)

Turkey

  • Aryshire Farm (AWA/CH)
  • Koch’s Turkey (CH)
  • White Oak Pastures (CH/GAP Step 5+)

Eggs

  • Alderfer’s Eggs (CH)
  • Blue Sky Family Farms (CH)
  • Davidson’s Safest Choice CageFree Eggs (CH)
  • Egg Innovations (CH)
  • Farmer’s Hen House (CH)
  • Giving Nature (CH)
  • Green Meadow Organics (CH)
  • Happy Egg Co Free-Range Eggs (CH)
  • Hunter Cattle Company (AWA)
  • Kirkland Organic Eggs (CH)
  • Nature’s Yoke Cage-Free Eggs (CH)
  • Nellie’s Free Range Eggs (CH)
  • Pete and Gerry’s (CH)
  • Phil’s Fresh Eggs (CH)
  • Safeway Brand Lucerne Cage-Free Eggs (CH)
  • Safeway Brand Open Nature Cage-Free Eggs (CH)
  • Safeway Brand O-Organic Eggs (CH)
  • Stiebrs Farms (CH)
  • Vital Farms (CH)
  • Wilcox Farms (CH)

Dairy

  • Green Valley Organics (CH)
  • Organic Pastures (CH)
  • Chapel Hill Creamery (AWA)
  • Consider Bardwell Farm (AWA)
  • Lazy Lady Farm (AWA)

Other

  • Big Picture Farm – Goat Milk Caramels (AWA)
  • Niman Ranch – Lamb (CH)**
  • Sir Kensington’s – Mayonnaise (CH)

Widely Available Plant-Based Alternatives

  • Almond Breeze (Non-Dairy Milk)
  • Amy’s Kitchen (Mock Meat and Non-Dairy Products)
  • Beyond Meat (Mock Meat)
  • Boca (Mock Meat)
  • Daiya (Non-Dairy Products)
  • Earth Balance (Non-Dairy Products)
  • Follow Your Heart (Mock Egg and Non-Dairy Products)
  • Gardein (Mock Meat)
  • Hampton Creek Foods (Non-Dairy Products)
  • Morningstar Farms (Mock Meat)
  • Quorn (Mock Meat)
  • Silk (Non-Dairy Products)
  • So Delicious (Non-Dairy Products)
  • Tofurkey (Mock Meat)
  • Tofutti (Non-Dairy Products)
  • Yves (Mock Meat)

*Shopping at Whole Foods Market 
Almost all of the beef, chicken, pork and turkey sold in Whole Foods Market stores is Global Animal Partnership certified and labeled. To ensure that the product came from animals that led better lives, we advise only buying products bearing the GAP (Step 2 and above) logo. Some brands that bear the GAP label at Whole Foods Market will appear in other stores without the logo. That may be a packaging choice or it may mean that those animals were not raised to the GAP standards.

**Packages labeled in 2017

Note: This list is provided for informational purposes only, and is believed to be accurate as of the time posted. Listing of a welfare certification or brand does not mean that there is any affiliation or endorsement between the ASPCA and the listed company. The ASPCA makes no representation or warranty whatsoever regarding any certification program or brand listed above, and you agree to hold the ASPCA harmless from any and all claims based on the information set forth herein. 

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Joyce Huang

Joyce Huang is the CCO of LustreLife.com. Previous to this she was a fashion editor and stylist for national publications and television shows. Connect with her on Instagram @JoyceInNYC.

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