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Eggs and egg products are one of the most common vehicles in foodborne salmonellosis outbreaks. Photo: Alltech

09-11 | Article

Optimal gut health stops the spread of food poisoning bacteria

Meat quality measures the organoleptic and physiochemical properties of fresh or value-added meat. Photo: Michel Zoeter

24-08 | Article

Where the fork hits the plate

Increased awareness that climate change is affecting our current way of living has people around the world thinking more about what they are serving at their dinner table. Photo: Alltech

18-05 | Article

Sustainable egg production supporting performance and environment

It is widely recognised that cage-free systems are generally less efficient than cages due to several production traits. Photo: Jack Caffrey

06-04 | Article

Efficiency challenges of cage-free eggs

It is vital that - once established - this good microflora population is maintained. Photo: Alltech

28-03 | Article

The role of gut health in cage-free egg production

On average, hen mortality rate is greater in cage-free systems, especially free-range, compared to furnished cages.

06-12-2021 | Article

Welfare implications of cage-free egg production

Photo: Penn communicatie

19-11-2021 | Article

Trends and challenges in cage-free egg production

To effectively manage the inevitability of feed mycotoxin contamination, it is crucial to understand the level of mycotoxin challenges. Photo: Hans Prinsen

25-06-2021 | Article

Understanding gut health and mycotoxin interaction

Dr Mark Lyons, CEO of Alltech: "More than ever, I am convinced that the next 30 years are critical to agriculture, Photo: Alltech

05-08-2020 | Interview

Alltech’s Mark Lyons on the future of agriculture

The laying hen can naturally continue to produce eggs for many years. However, her peak production will naturally decline with age. Photo: Shutterstock

22-04-2020 | Article

The greatest ally in egg production