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India Launches Cage-Free Poultry Training Hub Initiative

India Launches Cage-Free Poultry Training Hub Initiative
India gets new cage-free poultry training hub as PFA-PPF, GFP, Happy Hens & Timbaktu unite with support from Compass Group Foundation · theprint.in

In India, a new training center is opening to teach farmers how to raise chickens in cage-free environments.

This project is a team effort with groups like People for Animals and Global Food Partners.

They want to show farmers how to produce eggs without cages, which is better for the chickens.

Farmers will get training, experience, and help selling their eggs.

Many companies around the world are now asking for cage-free eggs.

This new center aims to help farmers meet this demand while also taking better care of the animals.

Key facts

Partners
PFA-PPF, GFP, Happy Hens, Timbaktu
Focus
Cage-free poultry training
Goal
Enhance hen welfare and promote ethical egg production
Support
Compass Group India, Compass Group Foundation
Objective
Provide farmers with training, market access, and hands-on experience

Quotes

Priyanka Bangari

Trustee People for Animals-Public Policy Foundation

“Our goal is to build a supportive ecosystem that empowers farmers with knowledge and access to better markets while ensuring that animal welfare remains central to food production.”
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Jayasimha Nuggehalli

Chief Program Officer at Global Food Partners

“We’re proud to be part of this important initiative, contributing our technical expertise to support the successful implementation of best practices in animal welfare and cage-free farm management. Through hands-on guidance and tailored solutions, we’re helping ensure that this model farm not only meets high welfare standards, but also serves as a practical example for other producers in the region making the transition to cage-free systems”
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Manjunath Marappan

Founder, Happy Hens

“At Happy Hens Farms , we believe ethical farming is good for both people and animals. This training facility will help us empower small-holding farmers with sustainable livelihoods while ensuring hens live healthy, natural lives to produce eggs just the way nature intended.”
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