A Solution to the New AIPZ Law from 7th November 2022

A Solution to the New AIPZ Law from 7th November 2022

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With the recent Avian Influenza housing order in the UK, Tatra Rotalac Ltd, a subsidy company of Coral Products, can provide a solution for housing birds safely and effectively.

Mandatory housing measures for all poultry and bird keepers were introduced in England from 00:01 on Monday 7th November, following an increase in the number of detections of avian influenza in wild birds and on commercial premises.

Tatra Rotalac Ltd‘s Click + Fix panels are 100% recyclable and PVC free! Made with 98% recycled HDPE, they are long-lasting, lightweight and easy to clean. Making them the perfect component for poultry and bird housing. Make chicken coops, poultry housing, animal housing, fencing, sheds, outbuildings and so much more with Click + Fix.

100% Recyclable & PVC Free Made from 98% recycled HDPE.

Click + Fix panels are rot-proof, meaning no unwanted surprises can get inside your housing. They are tough and durable, made to withstand all weathers and are maintenance-free. Click + Fix panels are easy to clean, simply wipe, wash, jetwash or power hose clean.

Click + Fix panels are 100% recyclable and made from 98% recycled HDPE, maximising sustainability and circular economic focus. The standard size of Click + Fix is 250 x 35mm and the maximum length is 6000mm with a smooth surface finish and coloured skins for decorative purposes. Click + Fix can be colour matched to your specific requirements and can be used in conjunction with flame-retardant skins.

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Jess Clarke

Jess Clarke

Jess Clarke is Managing Director of PlastikCity and PlastikMedia, with more than a decade’s experience in marketing and promoting businesses across the UK and Irish plastics industry. Jess joined PlastikCity as its first employee in 2013, working part-time while completing her law degree at Nottingham Trent University. She went on to become Marketing Manager, then Communications Director, before taking over as Managing Director in September 2023.

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