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![The flock Dekalb White hens in an aviary system at Van Loon reached 100 weeks of age and produced 500.5 eggs per hen housed. [Photos; Dick van Doorn]](https://live.poultryworld.net/app/uploads/2021/04/001_203_rb-image-2708642-389x260.jpeg)
![Consumers in many parts of the world have greater spending power and are creating demand for the perceived welfare and eating quality differences of slow-growing birds, compared with conventionally produced broilers. [Photo: World Poultry]](https://live.poultryworld.net/app/uploads/2021/04/001_128_rb-image-2709622-389x260.jpeg)
![Ben Dellaert: "Many will say that the production of eggs is very sustainable and they are absolutely right." [Photo: World Poultry]](https://live.poultryworld.net/app/uploads/2021/04/001_609_rb-image-2713168-389x260.jpeg)
