Welcome to Germ Free Poultry!
Hatching and raising a flock of birds for commercial use is an ever-increasing challenge. For a variety of reasons, germs - viruses - disease - illness - all seem to be on the rise. The recent cases of salmonella in poultry products has brought the entire industry to its knees, wondering, "what can I do to prevent this?"
We believe that you will find the answers you are seeking in the pages on this website. Our products at Germ Free Life, LLC are the ideal solution to solving the quality control issues of poultry producers around the world.
The problems being faced today are unlike the problems of the past; these are true 21st Century issues, and they require a true 21st Century solution. We believe that Vitacide Z-71 is the anti-microbial product of today - and the future. It is the answer the industry is looking for: a safe, non-toxic, non-poisonous product that can immediately reduce - and over time, eliminate - the cause of poult illness and loss. We invite you to find out more and contact us with your questions.
Poultry Industry News
EU's Chicken-and-Egg Conundrum
A dozen years after the European Union set Jan. 1, 2012 as the date to eliminate the most cramped cages to improve the living standards of egg laying hens, half of the 27 European Union nations have failed to fully comply — a flop seen as a metaphor for Europe's current state of disarray.
Natural Law
The Food and Drug Administration, after years of foot-dragging, moved this week to sharply limit the agricultural uses of one type of antibiotic. The move restricts, but sadly does not end, the foolish agri-industrial practice of carpet bombing the diets and veins of various kinds of livestock with chemicals that basic biology teaches will only lead to the Darwinistic rise of super-resistant bacteria.
FDA Curbs Use of Certain Antibiotics in Livestock, Poultry
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 4 (HealthDay News) -- Worried about the growing threat of antibiotic-resistant microbes in humans, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Wednesday curbed the use of certain antibiotics in cattle, pigs and poultry.
Hong Kong Culls Thousands of Birds After Virus Found in Chicken
HONG KONG — Health workers here began slaughtering more than 17,000 chickens on Wednesday after a carcass infected with bird flu was found at a poultry market, government officials said. It was the first large-scale culling in three years.