In-ovo sex determination for chicks
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•Male chicks identified before hatching in Switzerland
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A joint solution for phasing out the killing of chicks has been developed with all players in the value chain.
The sex of male chicks can be determined before the onset of pain sensation in the 11th or 12th day of incubation.
Eggs in direct marketing will become up to 1.5 centimes more expensive, according to the Association of Swiss Egg Producers .
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