[BCFSN] The March to Cage-Free and Free-Range Eggs: Are They Safe and Nutritious?

[Pamela Zevit]

Interesting to see this in a pet health e-zine.

 

"We have read through dozens of articles on the subject of free-range, cage-free and conventional
cage systems. Most of them did not perform proper experimental comparisons between conventional cage
laying hens and cage-free/free-range productions. In some comparisons, biases were clearly focused
to prove a particular side's position. While we do prefer cage-free and free-range eggs as
benefitting the welfare of these animals, we still see bias being presented. Therefore, we decided
to focus here on the safety and nutrition side of the topic, and to highlight two comparative,
unbiased studies."

https://tinyurl.com/y9brfo49

 

 

 

 

 

Pamela Zevit, RPBio 
Adamah Consultants 

Coquitlam BC Canada
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