| Archer daniels (3) |  |
| Burger king (16) | |
| Campbell soup (3) | |
| Conagra (3) | |
| Danone (13) | |
| Dole food (2) | |
| Food company (42) | |
| General mills (14) | |
| Heinz (15) | |
| Hormel foods (1) | |
| Kellogg's (33) | |
| Kentucky fried chicken (1) | |
| Mac donald's (68) | |
| Nestle (19) | |
| Pepsico (59) | |
| Pernod-ricard (2) | |
| Pioneer hi-bred (4) | |
| Pizza hut (6) | |
| Quaker oats (2) | |
| Smithfield foods (3) | |
| Specialty foods (1) | |
| Taco bell (3) | |
| Tyson foods (2) | |
| Unilever (13) | |
In 2007 Smithfield foods the world's largest pork producer announced that it would eliminate gestation crates from all company-owned barns;
Smithfield foods for example has committed to phasing out all of its gestation crates and to reducing its use of ractopamine.
Companies like Tyson foods, Smithfield foods and Archer daniels midland have grown fat on our current system of subsidies. So have our fast food chains.
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