Combating Salmonella in alternative housing systems for laying hens

30-09-2006 | | |

The EU wants the poultry industry to better control pathogens that may cause disease in humans.SAFEHOUSE and RESCAPE are European research projects aimed at combating Salmonella in alternative housing systems for laying hens.

This article can be found in World Poultry MagazineVol. 22 nr. 9
Keywords: Salmonella, European Food Safety Authority, EFSA, Safehouse, Rescape, egg washing

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