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In the Netherlands, Kipster calculated their additional cost of handling chickens upright by the abdomen - instead of by the legs - amounts to 0.0004 euro per egg. Photo: Canva
12-03 | News

Dilution of poultry welfare standards in the UK criticised by campaigners

Antimicrobial agents are vital for animal health in livestock production, yet the risk of antimicrobial resistance stems from inappropriate usage or substandard doses. Photo: ANP
11-03 | Article

Tackling poultry antibiotic overuse in Nigeria

Advocates raise banners at the OWA Global Summit. Photo: Open Wing Alliance
11-03 | News

How is the cage-free egg transition in Asia progressing?

“I would argue that the stability we have had for the past 20 years is the aberration," says supply chain expert, broiler producer and professor of sustainable agri-food systems, Louise Manning. Photo: Canva
08-03 | News

UK: Poultry sector supply chains need to be fit for the future

Market trends in the latest edition of Poultry World
07-03 | News

Market trends in the latest edition of Poultry World

Non-antibiotic health strategies are a critical component in reducing the use of antimicrobials. Photo: Hans Banus
07-03 | Article

Core elements of antibiotic stewardship in the poultry industry

Will Cadbury, Noble Foods added value business lead: “Our investment will really help to accelerate that by providing more eggs for more people on more occasions.” Photo: Noble Foods
06-03 | News

Egg business expansion looms as Noble Foods diversifies its offerings

The poultry sector can generate tons of data but utilising it to its full extent is difficult. Artificial intelligence could offer a solution. Photos: Bart Nijs
05-03 | Article

Next-gen AI solutions herald new era of poultry farm management

Some poultry houses in the northern and southern regions have been shut down due to the war, while others suffer from a labour shortage, as since the outbreaks of hostilities on the border, many foreign workers have left Israel. Photo: Canva
04-03 | News

Israel poultry industry hit by war and labour shortage

A diet rich in vitamin D will mean more vitamin D present in the eggs a hen lays. Photo: Canva
01-03 | News

Cracking the code to preserving vitamin D in eggs

February Business Update: What’s new in the world of poultry?
01-03 | News

February Business Update: What’s new in the world of poultry?

By 2030, it is expected that Russian genetics could represent 25% of the country's poultry meat production. Photo: Canva
01-03 | News

Russia gears up import-replacement of poultry genetics

Photo: Canva
28-02 | Analysis

Investors bet heavily on soybean price falling further