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April 2013 Attention for poultry transport crates

April 13, 2013

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07.02.11_Poultry_TTT_Belgium_pics_sent_to_AA_9 The improvement of chicken transport crates, one of the prime focuses of Eyes on Animals work, is something the poultry industry is now also interested in; so we heard from a reliable source. The industry is discussing and gathering information about the advantages and disadvantages of several shapes of crates and possible new designs that could improve welfare. We are pleased that this discussion that we started is being picked up on by the industry and of course we will continue to carefully monitor the situation.

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