KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Coalition for Sustainable Egg Supply (CSES), nearing completion of a two-flock research study to better understand the sustainability impacts of various laying hen housing, including cage-free aviary, enriched cage and conventional cage systems, has released preliminary research results.
Over the course of three years, and two separate flocks, the research assessed five areas of sustainability: Animal Health and Well-Being, Environmental Impact, Food Affordability, Food Safety and Worker Health and Safety. For a complete overview of the preliminary results, visit (http://www2.sustainableeggcoalition.org/).
The coalition noted that while the initial findings should be. . .
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