Industry magazine ATL reported last Friday on an outbreak of avian influenza at a chicken farm in Torsås municipality, south of Kalmar.
"There are 48,000 animals at the facility that will be culled," the magazine wrote, after interviewing the farm's CEO.
The culled animals are so-called parent stock: hens that lay eggs which in turn become broiler chickens.
Kronfågel's Head of Communications, Janneke Wackerberg, is the spokesperson for Scandi Standard when Dagens industri inquires about the influenza. She confirms that the farm in question is a supplier, without specifying what share of Scandi Standard's production the farm represents.
Wackerberg emphasizes that avian influenza is a recurring seasonal phenomenon that the industry manages every year, and no significant financial impact is expected from the outbreak at the farm outside Kalmar. However, the supply of chicken has been lower than planned at the beginning of the year.
Scandi Standard publ AB is a Sweden-based company that offers chicken-based food products. The Company is operational through Kronfagel AB in Sweden (including SweHatch AB and AB Skanefagel), Scandinavian Standard AS, formerly Cardinal Foods AS, in Norway and Danpo A/S in Denmark. Scandi Standard publ AB produces and sells fresh and frozen chicken as well as other chicken products through its brands Kronfagel, Danpo and Den Stolte Hane and through private label. In addition to chicken production, the Norwegian operations also include egg sales and turkey as well as duck products. Kronfagel AB is a chicken producer, SweHatch AB is an egg hatchery company, and Skanefagel supplies locally produced chicken products to Swedish retail stores, food service/catering and restaurants. Furthermore, Scandinavian Standard AS is engaged in the white meat and egg market, and Danpo A/S is engaged in the production of chicken products.
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