Remove antibiotic dosed chicken from your shelves!

Three of the biggest supermarkets in the UK are selling chickens that are dosed with antibiotics, a practice linked with the rise of superbugs. This is despite experts saying the misuse of antibiotics is one of the top ten global health threats facing humanity.

15 products across Asda, Iceland and Lidl come from SuperDrob, a supplier that's been found to misuse antibiotics. In fact in 2020, SuperDrob was linked to an outbreak of antibiotic-resistant Salmonella in Europe that killed five people. Supermarkets need to get these products off shelves and protect the health of their customers.

These supermarkets are facing backlash in the press, but we need public pressure to get them to stop stocking the products. If thousands of us sign this petition it will convince them to cut ties with SuperDrob and stop selling a handful of items rather than risk any more reputational damage.