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EonA speaks about livestock transportation during workshop organized by Toennies slaughterhouse 

March 7, 2023

Today Eyes on Animals gave a presentation about livestock transportation as part of a workshop organized by slaughterhouse Toennies from Germany. In the audience there were several different stakeholders such as livestock traders, transportation companies, animal welfare organizations, official authorities, truck builders and supermarkets.  We covered several … [Read more...] about EonA speaks about livestock transportation during workshop organized by Toennies slaughterhouse 

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: animal transport, animal welfare improvements, live animal transports

Aeres field-study on catching broilers needs improvement

February 28, 2023

Today Eyes on Animals observed the catching and loading of broilers at the Aeres MBO school in Barneveld (NL). The catching and loading was part of a field-study of Aeres comparing two different catching methods: the traditional catching method (holding birds upside down by one leg) and an alternative method. Aeres calls this alternative method the ‘upright method’; … [Read more...] about Aeres field-study on catching broilers needs improvement

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: chicken transport, chicken-catching

Meeting with Peer Systeem about the partial automation of catching and loading of laying hens

November 18, 2022

Today Eyes on Animals brainstormed with the chairman of Peer Systeem. Peer Systeem developed an automated system to catch, load and transport broilers. The system is currently being used in a Czech poultry slaughterhouse. The broilers are caught with a machine and transported to a mechanically ventilated poultry truck on a conveyor belt. There is little to no contact … [Read more...] about Meeting with Peer Systeem about the partial automation of catching and loading of laying hens

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, chicken transport, chicken-catching

Presentation to DEFRA’s expert-committee on the catching, loading and transportation of poultry

November 4, 2022

This morning we gave a presentation to the UK government agency DEFRA and their committee of experts AWC (Animal Welfare Committee). We shared our knowledge, experiences and advice on 'upright' catching, as well as showing them the conventional methods of catching, loading and transporting. Sadly we continue to see serious welfare issues, such as hens flying against metal … [Read more...] about Presentation to DEFRA’s expert-committee on the catching, loading and transportation of poultry

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: chicken transport, chicken-catching, live animal transports

EonA shares ideas and advice with the International team from Meyn

October 24, 2022

Today Eyes on Animals gave a presentation to an International Team from Meyn. Meyn develops transportation modules and slaughter lines for poultry and is a market leader in this field.  To make animal welfare an important consideration in the development of their future products, Meyn asked us to share our experiences and our ideas. Among other things we gave … [Read more...] about EonA shares ideas and advice with the International team from Meyn

Filed Under: Our inspections, transport Tagged With: animal welfare improvements, chicken transport, chicken-catching, live animal transports

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Regional slaughterhouses are disappearing — and animals are paying the price

Across the Netherlands, regional slaughterhouses are disappearing at an alarming pace. Not because … [Read More...] about Regional slaughterhouses are disappearing — and animals are paying the price

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Injured sows at Lunteren assembly centre: NVWA investigation ruled inadequate

January 29, 2026

The Dutch Trade and Industry Appeals Tribunal (College van Beroep voor het Bedrijfsleven, CBb) has … [Read More...] about Injured sows at Lunteren assembly centre: NVWA investigation ruled inadequate

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