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LUNIX™: in ovo sexing is becoming an industry standard
1. Introduction – A concrete revolution in hatcheries Grimaud Frères has developed an in-ovo sexing technology called LUNIX™ that identifies the sex of the embryo inside the egg without invasive intervention. This innovation is based...
Biosecurity at Grimaud Frères
Ensuring customer satisfaction through the sanitary quality of our products is a major commitment for Grimaud Frères…. In a context of significant health pressures (avian influenza, major resurgence of salmonellosis), it goes without saying that...
La biosécurité chez Grimaud Frères
Mais d’abord la biosécurité , c’est quoi ? La biosécurité s’organise autour de 4 piliers ! Elle est l’ensemble des mesures…
LUNIX™: le sexage in ovo devient un standard industriel
Grimaud Frères a développé une technologie de sexage in ovo nommée LUNIX™ permettant d’identifier le sexe de l’embryon à l’intérieur de l’œuf sans intervention invasive.
Grimaud Frères au Sommet de l’Élevage 2025
Du 07 au 10 octobre 2025, Grimaud Frères et Hypharm ont eu le plaisir de participer à une nouvelle édition du Sommet de l’Élevage, événement incontournable des filières animales en Europe…
GP duck placement back to China!
Since 2015, it was not possible exporting poultry genetic from France to People’s Republic of China … Since beginning of 2025, after a better control of bird flu in France and a free status against...
O CANADA
Canada has lifted their embargo on French duck genetics early in 2025. As part of a celebration for Canada’s 150th birthday, Ontario’s provincial government gave a grant to a waterfront festival, which spent about $150,000...
Between duck and man, a kind of special, privileged bond
Since ancient times, ducks have held a special place in the human imagination. It crosses the waters, soars into the sky and nests on the earth, embodying a unique mastery of the elements. In Norse...
Did you know?
Things I’d like to know before getting my first guinea fowls… Their eggs are tiny but are packed with protein. Guinea fowl eggs are smaller than chicken eggs (left) and larger than quail (right) but...