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Recent trials show that oxygen-enhanced drinking water improves broiler welfare, including reducing hock burns and white striping, improving feather condition and gut health, as well as boosting protein production. Photo: Canva
13-06 | News

Nano-oxygen-enhanced water technology can boost poultry production

South Africa’s agriculture minister John Steenhuisen says South Africa is not currently facing an outbreak of avian influenza, but there has been an uptick in bird flu cases around the world. Photo: Canva
12-06 | News

South Africa’s poultry sector prepares for mass avian influenza vaccination

It is reported that Russian poultry farmers blame the largest retailers, who use their dominant market position to force egg manufacturers to sell eggs below production costs. Photo: Canva
11-06 | News

Is Russia’s egg market heading into a new crisis?

EW Nutrition hosted an event in Berlin with the theme ‘A realistic look at the future of poultry production – from the egg to the slaughterhouse’. Photo: EW Nutrition
11-06 | Article

Review: Future-proofing poultry – insights from the industry

A new reality in the EU and beyond in Poultry World 4
10-06 | News

A new reality in the EU and beyond in Poultry World 4

Could insect protein be the solution to decarbonising the animal feed industry – or not? Photo: Canva
09-06 | News

Could insect protein’s climate impact exceed soy and fishmeal?

Photo: Herbert Wiggerman
09-06 | Article

Working together to remain a leading country in the poultry sector

The high hatching egg prices are prompting major markets in the Middle East to scale up their own production. Photo: Mark Pasveer
06-06 | News

Hatching egg market currently booming

To explore the challenges of achieving higher welfare standards, the Royal Veterinary College interviewed industry representatives familiar with the Better Chicken Commitment, focusing on why transitioning to slower-growing broilers remains particularly difficult. Photo: Mark Pasveer
06-06 | News

Challenges facing the Better Chicken Commitment

Poultry farms and sugar factories will be primarily hit by the EU decision to revert to pre-war tariff quotas on agricultural exports after 5 June. Photo: Canva
06-06 | News

Ukraine weighs in on the impact of reinstated EU tariffs on agriculture

The findings show that addressing mycotoxin contamination in feed crops such as wheat, maize and soybean is important for achieving sustainable, low-carbon and profitable poultry production. Photo: Canva
04-06 | News

The hidden cost of mycotoxins in poultry feed

Breeding and the US hatchability crisis in Poultry World 3
03-06 | News

Breeding and the US hatchability crisis in Poultry World 3

In the fight against avian influenza, there is an urgent need for cross-sector collaboration and science-led strategies, including vaccination in laying hens. Photo: Canva
03-06 | News

World Egg Organisation: Tackling avian influenza together

The stacks of trays are placed from the pallets onto a conveyor belt that transports them to the packing machine. Photos: Bert Jansen
02-06 | Article

A decade of growth for Angel Eggs – quality is the foundation