Mark ClementsMark Clements is the editor of Poultry International. To contact Clements, email [email protected].From the AuthorWATT Poultry ChatHow TARGAN’s feather sexing technology offers solutions to common problems in broiler productionTARGAN’s Vice President Liz Turpin share her insight into how adopting feather sexing technology at the hatchery can help to resolve issues throughout broiler production.EuropePoultry products shine at Innov’Space 2024From information systems to bird scarers, the latest edition of innov’Space had plenty to interest the poultry sector.Animal WelfareChicken, egg winners: The Good Farm Animal Welfare AwardsWelfare commitments hailed as good for brands, customers and birds.Egg ProductionHow Colombia has tripled egg consumptionColombia’s per capita egg consumption should reach 346 this year – among the highest in the world – thanks to the industry becoming more sustainable, protecting its sanitary status and targeted marketing.AsiaJapan’s economic issues benefit local broiler productionJapanese poultry producers are gaining from growing demand for low-cost chicken meat, but outlook remains tough.ChinaChinese consumers’ interest in health to benefit poultryWith older consumers looking for more easily digestible protein and their younger counterparts seeking low-fat functional protein, poultry will benefit from China’s more sophisticated consumers.BroilersWhat lies ahead for the global poultry industry in 2025?With an improving global economy, the outlook for the poultry industry is broadly positive but plenty of uncertainties remain on the horizon.EuropeEuro Parliament sets up Sustainable Livestock Farming groupInitiative welcomed by European animal and feed producers’ associations.PodcastsHow laser technology can keep wild birds away from poultry farms [PODCAST]Mélina Gourvennec, Marketing Manager with AgriProTech, joins Mark Clements, Editor-in-Chief, Poultry to discuss the role that laser technology can play in enhancing farm biosecurity.Poultry Around the WorldCould human vaccine development be applied in hatchery?Vaccination through application onto the skin or hair could bring numerous benefits.PodcastsVirtual reality in Australia's egg industry aids biosecurity and more [PODCAST]Tim Gentle, Founder of immersive technology studio Think.Digital, details the virtual reality training biosecurity program developed by Think.Digital for the Australian egg industry.Poultry Around the WorldNo ban on fast growing broiler breeds, rules UK High CourtThe High Court may have again dismissed a claim that the U.K. is acting illegally by allowing the rearing of faster growing birds, but it may have opened the doors to poultry farmers being prosecuted.Page 1 of 83Next Page