16 May 2022

Hy-Line: The sustainable choice

Hy-Line International is committed to developing the world’s most sustainable laying hens. It enables its global customer base to provide healthy and affordable egg protein to a growing world population, while...

Hy-Line International is committed to developing the world’s most sustainable laying hens. It enables its global customer base to provide healthy and affordable egg protein to a growing world population, while minimizing environmental impact, preserving our planet’s precious resources for current and future generations. 

Over 30 years of genetic gain on a global scale prove Hy-Line varieties fed more people, reduced land and water usage, all while yielding more profits back to the customer for every bird. 

Sustainability is a fundamental value of Hy-Line and drives our daily quest to develop the world's most efficient, productive egg laying hens. Throughout our organization, we strive to leave a better, more healthy planet for the next generations while helping to feed the world today. – Jonathan Cade, President, Hy-Line International 

Hy-Line’s sustainability commitment may be summarized by the 3 P’s: People, Planet, and Profits.

PEOPLE: 

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Hy-Line’s commitment is to develop prolific egg layers that




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