November 5, 2024

 

VILOFOSS introduces ShellFoss®, innovation for stable eggshells in laying hens

 

 

 

VILOFOSS, a leading manufacturer of premixes and mineral feed for feed production, introduces its latest innovation for the poultry industry: ShellFoss.

 

This specialised mineral feed is designed to optimise eggshell stability, specifically for laying hens, providing effective protection against cracked and misshapen eggs, particularly during the hens' later laying stages.

 

As laying hens age, eggshell strength often decreases, leading to a higher rate of breakage and reduced profitability in egg production. ShellFoss was specifically developed to address this problem.

 

With its unique composition, the product supports the mineralisation of eggshells, resulting in stronger and more stable eggs-even in older hens in the advanced laying phase.

 

In addition to its application in commercial laying hens, ShellFoss is also suitable for use in parent stocks. Improved eggshell quality here promotes better hatching egg hygiene, leading to better hatch rates.

 

ShellFoss is based on a unique combination of vitamins, trace elements, and a uniquely refined plant extract. Instead of offering a simple, single nutrient solution, the product provides a multi-factorial approach.

 

"Our goal was to offer a product that meets the specific demands of modern laying hen management," said Uwe Frackenpohl, poultry product manager at Vilofoss."ShellFoss not only significantly improves eggshell quality but also contributes significantly to the profitability of farms."

 

ShellFoss will be introduced this year as an innovation at EuroTier in Hannover, the world's leading trade fair for animal farming and management. Interested poultry farmers areinvited to visit Stand H12 in Hall 21 to learn more about the application and benefits of ShellFoss.

 

For more information on ShellFoss and its effects, visit the website at: https://www.vilofoss.com/News/ShellFoss-Improves-eggshell-stability


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