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In 2023, Turkey was the largest supplier of hatching eggs to Russia, delivering roughly a third of the total volume. Photo: Canva

16-04 | News

Russia boasts success in the import replacement of hatching eggs

Assessing egg quality by traditional means can be improved through the use of metabolomic technology. Photo: Penn Communicatie

15-04 | Article

Profiling poultry meat and eggs with metabolomics

In the UK, chicken has become the cheapest protein and has risen to 200g per week. Photo: Canva

12-04 | News

Poultry takes more of the UK consumer market

NestBorn says that its on-farm hatching concept significantly improves the level of welfare and health of broilers, and that no investments or modifications are needed in the poultry house. Photo: NestBorn

09-04 | News

On-farm hatching – a growing trend in the US and Canada

Over the past few months, Azerbaijan farmers have proved their effectiveness by launching egg exports, according to Myurvyat Hasanli, head of the Azerbaijan Poultry Association. Photo: Canva

08-04 | News

Azerbaijan poultry farmers set sights on exports

On the Paris futures market, the lowest point for wheat delivered in May was just below €90/tonne (on 6 March). Photo: Canva

05-04 | Article

Wheat market stable with slight decline

In 2021, the Commission committed to introduce legislative proposals for an EU ban on caged farming before the end of 2023. Photo: Canva

02-04 | News

European Commission defends delays in overhauling animal welfare legislation

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

01-04 | News

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

Following current scientific evidence, the committee recommended that embryos develop the capacity for sentience at day 13 of incubation at the earliest, meaning that in-ovo sexing should happen at day 12 or earlier. Photo: Canva

29-03 | News

UK government urged to ban male chick culling

Artificial intelligence in the latest edition of Poultry World

29-03 | News

Artificial intelligence in the latest edition of Poultry World

UK faces changes to poultry marketing regulations

Addressing evolving velogenic Newcastle disease virus strains

Poultry research in Canada – heavy hitters launch new projects