Health

Heat stress special: Coming soon

03-03 | News

Heat stress special: Coming soon

In the autumn and winter of 2025/26, thousands of grey cranes died of avian influenza in Germany and other parts of Europe. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

27-02 | News

Battling bird flu – Friedrich Loeffler Institute’s 20-year report

A new avian influenza outbreak has been confirmed at a commercial poultry breeding farm in Ranchos, about 120 km from Buenos Aires in Argentina. Photo: Senasa

25-02 | News

Argentina confirms new case of avian influenza

A notable finding was that female chicks incubated under light weighed more at 4 weeks of age than those reared in darkness. Photo: Bart Nijs

25-02 | News

Could light‑incubated eggs benefit chicks?

AI generated image

17-02 | News

Mycotoxin co-contamination surges spark concerns

Researchers believe that Nitroxoline could represent a realistic alternative to traditional antibiotics in commercial poultry systems. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

13-02 | News

Nitroxoline shows promise as alternative to key antibiotics in poultry

Mycotoxin risk is increasing in complexity and frequency, underscoring the need for vigilance. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

11-02 | News

Mycotoxins pose an increasing risk to poultry sector

Newcastle disease is spreading in Europe. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

09-02 | News

Newcastle disease spreads further in Europe

Morocco’s National Association of Poultry Meat Producers warned that compound feed factories are increasingly unable to obtain key inputs, threatening the stability of the entire animal production chain. AI-generated image (Reve)

09-02 | News

Morocco: Poultry sector warns of shortages after storms disrupt feed imports

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Fairness in the UK’s egg supply chain

Austrian poultry farmers push for local eggs on supermarket shelves

White-egg layers gain ground as UK experience grows

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