Zoo Techniques
Automated poultry vaccination and beak-trimming machines for hatcheries and poultry businesses
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-09
About Zoo Techniques
Zoo Techniques manufactures automated machines for poultry vaccination and beak trimming, including systems for injecting vaccines, vitamins and antibiotics. It also provides preventive and corrective maintenance services.
Its customers include hatcheries, poultry businesses and vaccine partners. Products are sold directly and through distribution channels, and the company serves markets in more than 77 countries.
Founded in 1972, Zoo Techniques is based in Bazainville, France, where its factory is located.
Product: Automated poultry vaccination and beak-trimming machines, with maintenance services.
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