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We bring humanity and sustainability to the production
of the world’s leading protein source
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We tackle - and solve - the most persistent challenges across the broiler and egg-laying industries
We offer a platform of fully-integrated, complementary poultry solutions developed with breakthrough genome editing and breeding technologies
Preventing the
culling of day old male chicks
To solve the most critical animal welfare issue in livestock world-wide and to eliminate the need to cull
day-old male chicks
Reducing the costly prevalence of Salmonella in the egg industry
Our state-of-the-art thermal solution sterilizes eggs in an all-in-one, continuous process
Learn moreOur sustainable solutions platform is transforming the poultry industry
We create solutions at the intersection of sustainability, animal welfare, and operational efficiency
Humane Treatment
ending the use of male chick culling
Environmental sustainability
halving the resources and waste to produce eggs and protein
Measured ESG
reducing the carbon and water footprint of egg production
Food security
contributing protein to global nutrition security
Bottom line profits
reducing egg production and sorting costs
We exist to improve life through scientific
innovation in sustainable food production.
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Notable News and Press
Latest news and innovations from Poultry by Huminn
Gene-edited layer hen line could end male chick culls
The research, previously confirmed in tissue culture, could help the industry save millions of dollars.
Gene-edited hens may end cull of billions of chicks
Israeli researchers say they have developed gene-edited hens that lay eggs from which only female chicks hatch.
Les premières poules à ne pondre que des femelles
Des scientifiques israéliens ont mis au point une technologie génétique pour que les poules pondeuses ne produisent que des femelles, une première mondiale qui pourrait contribuer à mettre fin à l'abattage des poussins mâles.