Other requirements

Accurate claims
It is important to ensure that any such use of the RSPCA Assured label is not misleading in any way: for example, by using the label in such a way that could imply that the whole of a business or range of products, dishes or ingredients are approved by the scheme where this is not the case.

Sourcing of other ingredients in the product
Use of the RSPCA Assured label may be rejected if the product or dish contains eggs, pork, chicken or salmon that are not RSPCA Assured or are from a system with unacceptable welfare. These include cage eggs, white veal, foie gras and pork raised on slats or in farrowing crates.