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Kroger Protests Reach Compromise | Dayton News
Animal Equality’s Kroger protests, aimed at pushing for cage-free sourcing, turned loud enough to disrupt local businesses—like Janine De Iorio’s cafe, where staff reported phantom noises and forced closures. City Council member Mark Jeffreys stepped in, brokered a compromise limiting protests to 2–5 p.m. with megaphones only. The agreement’s early days show promise, but Animal Equality’s push for a meeting with Kroger leadership continues, while Kroger insists on peaceful protest. Jeffreys focused on neighborhood impact, not corporate policy. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli…
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