Since 2022, this farm has implemented immunocastration to eliminate surgical castration avoiding any risk of odour.

This farm adopted local anaesthesia as soon as it became available, training staff accordingly. Piglets are gently lifted from heated plates and moved to a treatment station.

This farm uses local anaesthesia and analgesia during surgical castration to improve animal welfare, reduce pain, stress, and mortality in piglets.

Since 2016, CHB company has adopted immunocastration as the preferred method for raising pigs to high finishing weights (140–160 kg) under high welfare standards, including straw b

In October 2023, the farm began testing immunocastration to reduce fighting, mounting, and injuries among pigs in large pens (350–450 pigs, mixed sex).