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UK Poultry Briefing: Better Chicken Commitment pullback, enriched-cage ban consultation & new farm tech grants This week’s Poultry Network podcast reviews three issues with direct impact on UK producers, integrators, egg packers and the wider poultry supply chain. 1. Better Chicken Commitment (BCC): UK Hospitality says a group of 18 major foodservice brands (including KFC and Nando’s) will step away from the BCC—often linked to down-stocking (lower stocking density) and slower-growing breeds. The episode explores why: sustainability trade-offs (more feed/water), plus the operational reality of spec-driven cuts/weights, carcass balance and continuity of supply. The group says it will instead create a “Sustainable Chicken Forum” to pursue practical welfare and sustainability progress. 2. Laying-hen cages consultation: discussion turns to the government consultation on banning enriched colony cages. The hosts argue the proposal leans heavily on public perception rather than welfare science, and warn that a five‑year timeframe could remove around 14% of UK egg production (and potentially 15–20% of capacity), with European imports likely to fill the gap—raising “level playing field” concerns if European timelines are longer. The British Egg Industry Council (BEIC) asks stakeholders to: (a) write to your MP, (b) respond to the consultation, and (c) tell BEIC what action you’ve taken. The consultation closes 9 March (as referenced in the episode). 3. Funding window: from the NFU conference, the hosts flag that the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund opens on 17 March (match funding), plus wider support cited at £120m (£50m for equipment/tech and £70m for the Farm Innovation Programme). Grants can support welfare and efficiency upgrades (e.g., sensors, curtains, split feeding, lighting, drinkers, egg packing equipment). 00:00 Introduction to Poultry Network Resources 00:29 Advertising Opportunities in Poultry Network 01:21 Hosts' Introduction and Leisure Activities 02:00 Spring and NFU Conference as Seasonal Indicators 02:33 Challenges with the Better Chicken Commitment 07:26 What are the implications of the UK government's proposal to ban colony cages for laying hens within five years? 14:01 Free-Range Benefits and Production Systems 16:49 Consumer Behavior vs. Welfare Standards 19:48 Impact of Cage Ban on Prices and Inflation 20:18 Funding for Agricultural Technology