
Carl Icahn targets Kroger over pig welfare
CNN
A month after setting his sights on McDonald's over pig welfare, investor Carl Icahn has turned his attention to Kroger.
Icahn is planning to nominate two directors to the company's board over the issue, the retailer said Tuesday. Shareholders will be able to vote for the nominees' placement on the board at the company's annual shareholder meeting. Kroger has not yet set a date for that meeting.
In a statement, Kroger said that it "heard from Mr. Icahn for the first time on Friday ... during this conversation, Mr. Icahn voiced his concerns regarding animal welfare and the use of gestation crates in pork production." Gestation crates are tiny stalls where mother pigs are held, their movements severely restricted.

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