Transition to antibiotic free production

26-03-2018 | | |
Colonisation of the intestinal tract by pathogens can reduce feed conversion rates and bird health in general, critically any infection can quickly spread within the flock. Photo: Tim Scrivener
Colonisation of the intestinal tract by pathogens can reduce feed conversion rates and bird health in general, critically any infection can quickly spread within the flock. Photo: Tim Scrivener
Recent years have seen an explosion in the availability of “free-from” foods for consumers increasingly concerned about the traceability and healthiness of food. After pioneering in the area cage-free eggs the industry now needs to rise to the challenge again as antibiotic free chicken looks set to become a staple of supermarkets and restaurants. As well as consumer demand, governments are keen for the poultry industry to reduce antibiotic use – particularly when the antibiotics are impor


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