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See how often salmonella was found at the plant that processed your chicken or turkey.
Have, or are acquiring, a package of raw poultry? Share some information with propublica and contribute to the advancement of citizen science.
A pig’s head arrives in front of Christopher Lopez. He knows the drill: cut into the area behind the ears, find two small lymph nodes and in
Chickens have grown 364% over the last 60 years.
In the 1940s, chicken was expensive. The average chicken was $3....that's $30 today when adjusted for inflation.
A&P, the country's largest supermarket at the time, wanted to turn this delicacy into a staple.
So, they devised specialized breeding and feeding to grow bigger chickens, faster.
It worked...
The average chicken now grows 2X as fast and weighs 3.5X more.
Chickens are meant to eat a wide range of foods such as grass and bugs, but now they are primarily fed corn and soy to fatten them up as fast as possible.
This not only fattens them, but changes their fat.
The omega-6 to omega-3 ratio of modern chickens can be as high as 20:1, 3X that of pasture-raised chicken.
And, just as A&P wanted, we are eating A LOT of it.
The average American eats 65 pounds of chicken per year.
This article is from the State of Washington this week. It goes into details about curtailing live poultry sales due to the avian influenza affecting multiple counties. If you make decisions in the…
Science published this week an in-depth article on the avian flu outbreak. There are some topics of interest to those in the poultry processing and other areas of the poultry industry, so take a mo…
If you make decisions for companies in the poultry industry then contact us regarding your specific needs for reducing E. Coli, Salmonella, and other health concerns for the birds as well as your e…
https://contagioncontrolsolutions.wordpress.com/2022/04/25/concerns-about-e-coli-in-the-poultry-industry/
We have possible solutions for poultry processors and other who are concerned about this situation affecting the industry, so you are welcome to contact us today to discuss your specific needs and …
https://www.forbes.com/sites/chloesorvino/2022/04/01/costcos-rotisserie-chicken-supply-threatened-by-bird-flu/
One of the studies we reference in our presentation to poultry processors and similar poultry/meat packaging professionals is a study on PubMed (NIH website) detailing the possible benefits of hypo…
Link is here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/25421399/