Layers

According to Zurab Uchumbegashvili, head of the Poultry Development Association, the only possible reason the Georgian egg market could plunge into a shortage is if citizens massively succumb to panic buying. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

28-12-2025 | News

Bird flu might leave Georgia without eggs

The machine learning-based system analyses yolk dimensions through image processing, offering a rapid, non-invasive alternative to traditional methods like water displacement. Created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

15-12-2025 | Article

Cracking egg freshness with machine learning

A commitment has been made by France’s agriculture and food minister to support the country’s egg producers so that they can meet the growing demand. Photo: Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

03-12-2025 | News

French minister pledges support for egg producers

In Belgium, the supply off eggs is declining rapidly while the demand for eggs increases each year. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

28-11-2025 | News

Belgium’s egg production faces decline amid cage phase-out

Egg shortages across several European countries

28-11-2025 | News

Egg shortages across several European countries

The UK’s free-range sector has grown from about 125 million dozen eggs in 2020 Q3 to just shy of 190 million dozen eggs this quarter. Image: Created with the help of AI (Reve.art)

27-11-2025 | News

New record for UK egg production

Rabobank: US egg industry’s strategic reinvention

31-10-2025 | News

Rabobank: US egg industry’s strategic reinvention

With December deadlines nearing, cage-free credits offer companies a flexible, cost-effective solution to meet commitments while supporting local farmers and strengthening regional cage-free ecosystems. Photo: Mark Pasveer

30-10-2025 | News

Groundbreaking sourcing strategy to achieve cage-free commitments

One of the biggest challenges facing egg producers will be deciding on how and where to produce, especially as resource availability, sustainability, and geopolitical tensions become more pressing. Photo: Jan Willem van Vliet

26-09-2025 | News

Sunny side up – the global egg market is set to expand

Avian influenza

Gordon Hickman, head of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs’ (Defra) exotic disease control division, said that while the 2025/6 season had seen substantial losses, the decision to put in housing measures much earlier than in previous years seems to have successful. Photo: Supplied

28-05 | News

Meeting the ongoing challenge of avian influenza in the UK

The government is working together with the poultry sector on a plan to make vaccination against avian influenza mandatory for laying hen farms. Image created with the help of AI.

27-05 | News

Dutch government moves towards mandatory avian influenza vaccination