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The operators' suspicion arose from some 'clues' on the egg shells. Laboratory tests confirmed the 'symptoms': avian flu. For this reason, approximately 800 thousand hens will be culled at the Eurovo plant in Codigoro (Ferrara) to combat the outbreak. The local press reported the news, saying that the plant staff had noticed breathing difficulties in the animals, high mortality and the particularity of very thin or even absent shells, 'typical' in the case of avian flu. The veterinarians took the necessary samples for the investigation and the analyzes confirmed the avian flu. The tests were carried out by the experimental zooprophylactic institute of Venice, home of the national reference center for avian influenza. The plant's activity has been blocked and all the animals present (the plant can accommodate 800 thousand) will have to be slaughtered. In recent years it has already happened on two other occasions, in 2017 and 2022, that avian influenza made it necessary to massively slaughter animals in the Ferrara plant: in total, 800 thousand hens had to be put to death.
