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What makes an Australian egg free-range

18-06-2013 | News

What makes an Australian egg free-range

Sitting from the left to the right: Jim Hunnable, Leo Graf von Drechsel (board member EPEXA) Ramunas Freigofas (DG SANCO), Jacques de Lange (president EPEXA), Maciej Przyborski (KRD-IG), Claus Zakarias (board member EPEXA) and Cees Vermeeren (secretary general EPEXA).

12-06-2013 | News

EPEXA notes challenges for European poultry producers

Study: Antimicrobial resistance to Salmonella

11-06-2013 | News

Study: Antimicrobial resistance to Salmonella

Salmonella control on the farm

11-06-2013 | News

Salmonella control on the farm

Eggs shift from health risk to recommendation

11-06-2013 | News

Eggs shift from health risk to recommendation

US: First quarter exports of shell eggs up 72%

05-06-2013 | News

US: First quarter exports of shell eggs up 72%

US Egg Bill stalls at the Senate

29-05-2013 | News

US ‘Egg Bill’ stalls at the Senate

Bangladesh: Govt. eases poultry feed import policy

28-05-2013 | News

Bangladesh: Govt. eases poultry feed import policy

Cage-free farming on the rise in India

27-05-2013 | News

Cage-free farming on the rise in India

Ukraine: Avangard reduces egg export

02-05-2013 | News

Ukraine: Avangard reduces egg export

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