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Label Rouge traditional ducksLabel Rouge ducks and ducklings (female) are raised in the traditional duck-rearing regions. Ducklings are usually eaten whole, whereas ducks are usually presented in cut portions because of their weight. OriginHardy breeds, selected for the quality of their meat. There are two types of roasting ducks: Muscovy ducks and Peking ducks. According to their breed, they may have grey striped feathers or white feathers. Farming methods
Label Rouge traditional ducks are reared in small, well-lit poultryhouses in natural daylight (400 m˛ maximum per poultryhouse).
The stocking rate inside the poultryhouse is 8 drakes per m˛, and 10 hen ducklings per m˛. FeedAt least 75% of their feed during the fattening period must contain cereals and cereal-based products. AgeLabel Rouge traditional ducks are not slaughtered until they reach the age of:
Final productsLabel Rouge traditional ducks are class A fowl (European standard pertaining to external appearance) and must therefore be perfect in terms of their presentation. They can be presented partially eviscerated (with giblets), ready-to-cook, or cut up into pieces. As ready-to-cook fowl, their mean weight ranges between 2.3 kg and 3 kg for ducks and 1.2 kg et 1.7 kg for young hen ducks. Shelf lifeTheir shelf life is:
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