Breast meat quality disorders in modern broilers

Understanding the interplay between nutrition and certain disorders is essential for poultry producers aiming to elevate breast meat quality and meet consumer expectations.

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In modern poultry production, the quest for superior breast meat quality in broilers is challenged by various disorders that compromise the desired standards.

While disorders such as white striping syndrome (WSS), wooden breast syndrome (WBS) and green muscle disease (GMD) pose significant hurdles, nutrition can certainly play a role in mitigating these problems.

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