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Mandatory culls for salmonella positive laying flocks
The British Lion code has updated its rules to require flocks that test positive for salmonella to be culled. While…
Health & Welfare
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Avian Influenza: UK disease-free with continued vigilance required
The Chief Veterinary Officer has announced the UK has met international requirements to declare itself free from Avian Influenza (AI)…
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An integrated and holistic approach to viral management on farm
Jennifer Lock, avian specialist representative and Dr Alex McDaniel, avian veterinary advisor, both of Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health UK, discuss…
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Free egg safety training for hospitality industry
The Royal Society of Public Health (RSPH) alongside food safety experts, Doctor Lisa Ackerley and Sterling Crew, is hosting a…
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The importance of salmonella testing during lockdown
Testing your birds is important, even though the coronavirus restrictions mean there are lots of practical difficulties By Stephen Lister,…
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Health & Safety Executive and trades unions issue guidance on social distancing
New advice for employers and workers has been issued on social distancing, intended to clarify safety measures businesses are expected…
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Noble Foods recognised for animal welfare leadership
Noble Foods, the UK’s biggest supplier of free range eggs, including the happy egg co. range, has retained its top tier…
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Germany records new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza
Germany has reported new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza in another wild bird (a common buzzard) that has tested positive…
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APHA receives £1.4 billion budget boost for world-leading Weybridge Laboratory
The UK’s world-leading scientific and veterinary capability will be enhanced after a £1.4 billion investment boost to the Animal and…
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Staying on top of salmonella
The UK may be the best in the Europe at controlling salmonella, but last autumn’s outbreak is a reminder that…