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Avian influenza

Avian influenza is an issue for poultry producers worldwide. Here Poultry World tracks the outbreaks and keeps you up-to-date on the latest information.

While significant progress has been made by industry and government in dealing with AI outbreaks the workshop will explore any “weak” link factors commonly found in cases of primary introduction of AI into flocks. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

UK free from bird flu but producers urged to stay vigilant

By Tony McDougal On Sep 20 In Health

Geese and duck farms in the far south-west of France have been affected by avian influenza since 2015, causing serious business continuity issues. Photo: ANP

France considers vaccination against bird flu

By Ruud Peijs On Aug 16 In Health

Dr David E. Swayne, laboratory Director at the Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory, US National Poultry Research Center, Agricultural Research Service, USDA. Photo: USDA

Insights and alert for the southern hemisphere

By Natalie Berkhout On Aug 9 In Health

Ghana’s poultry sector has, for over 2 decades, experienced a steep decline. Photo: Chatnarin Pramnapan

Feed shortage threatens Ghana’s poultry industry

By Natalie Berkhout On Aug 2 In Meat

Poland had to cull 11 million birds as a result of this year's avian influenza (AI) epidemic, but it seems the worst time is over. Photo: Peter Roek

Poland overcomes AI epidemic

By Vladislav Vorotnikov On Jun 4 In Health

Noble Foods has launched a new poultry insurance scheme amid concerns that egg producers are inadequately protected against bird flu and salmonella. Photo: Bert Jansen

Noble Foods launches bird flu insurance scheme

By Tony McDougal On Jun 4 In Health

Birtwistles, which supplies butchered poultry to hotels and restaurants across the UK, said small breast fillets used in chick burgers were down 40% as Polish supply dried up. Photo: Koos Groenewold

Polish bird flu outbreak sparks UK concerns

By Tony McDougal On May 7 In Health

Between 1 January and 19 April, in total, 202 AI outbreaks were registered in 15 provinces in Poland resulting in the culling of millions of broilers. Photo: Lex Salverda

Millions of broilers culled in Poland due to AI

By Vladislav Vorotnikov On May 6 In Health

Dr David E. Swayne, DVM, PhD, DACVP, DACPV. Laboratory Director at the Southeast Poultry Research Laboratory, US National Poultry Research Center, Agricultural Research Service, USDA. Photo: USDA

Avian Influenza: Insights for the southern hemisphere

By Natalie Berkhout On Apr 16 In Health

The 3 CVOs said in a joint statement that poultry keepers had put great effort into keeping their flocks safe this winter. Photo: Ruud Ploeg

Compulsory poultry housing measures to end in parts of UK

By Tony McDougal On Mar 31 In Health

Avian influenza disease information

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