Livestock Process and Welfare Performance

Better conditions for animals.

More reliable livestock operations.

We help livestock businesses improve handling, flow, stunning, euthanasia and other critical processes by aligning equipment, people, operating culture and animal needs

Most livestock processes underperform for the same reason: equipment, people, culture and animals are managed separately. The costliest problems live in the gaps between them — and that is where we work.

How we improve performance

We work on the operating system around the animal, not just the animal-welfare policy. Our Livestock Performance System looks at three things that determine how a process runs — the operating environment, the people and culture, and the suitability of the animals — and measures whether change actually worked.

What we do

Four ways to work with us — one delivery model.

01

Diagnose Performance

Find what is really causing the problem

02

Build Operating Capacity

Consistent performance across people, shifts and sites.

03

Implement Better Solutions

Evaluate and adopt new equipment, products and technology

04

Measure, Sustain & Report Outcomes

Prove the change and keep the gains

Independent by design

We do not replace veterinary, engineering, scientific or operational expertise. We help organisations translate specialist knowledge and available solutions into practical, measurable change. Any commercial relationship with a supplier is disclosed.

Have a process that stops, varies between shifts, or keeps failing an audit? Let’s look at it.

Our mission is to make animal welfare easy for businesses and industry.

People will continue to eat meat. For us it is not about the system being broken—it’s about making sure every animal in the system can have a better life today.

We’re pragmatic: we’re not just researching or advocating, we’re actually implementing.

And if we get this right, we can create solutions the whole industry adopts.

We are a not-for-profit charity (ACNC registered) and for-public-good organisation.