The dual standards of environmental protection and animal welfare are tightened, and the large-scale breeding of rabbit cages is entering a window period of compliance upgrade

Domestic environmental regulations and export animal welfare regulations are becoming increasingly strict, raising the entry threshold for large-scale rabbit cages from all dimensions including cage structure, material coating, feeding space, and manure matching. The industry is accelerating the elimination of low-end non compliant production capacity.

Domestic mandatory compliance requirements

Fecal and sewage integrated rigid support: The "Technical Specification for Pollution Control in Livestock and Poultry Breeding" requires that large-scale rabbit farm cages must be equipped with dry wet separation and manure cleaning structures, and closed-loop supporting equipment for manure collection, fermentation, and organic fertilizer conversion has become a necessary procurement requirement.

Material safety standard upgrade: Large scale cage frames mainly use hot-dip galvanized steel with high zinc layer thickness.

Welfare standards for breeding bottom plates: mandatory elimination of all wire mesh bottom plates, and standard solid anti slip rest platforms for large-scale breeding cages to prevent rabbit foot dermatitis; Strict restrictions are placed on grid gaps to eliminate the risk of foot and head jamming. Many places have included abnormal animal behavior in the environmental credit assessment of breeding farms.

Market opportunity: Factories with material testing, welfare design, and complete environmental protection solutions can seize orders from large-scale breeding farms at home and abroad.