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Uma investigação da organização Mercy For Animals (MFA) documentou a trituração de pintinhos machos recém-nascidos em um incubatório de grande porte da indústria de ovos na Região Sul do país. Segundo a organização, aproximadamente 35 mil animais foram mortos em um dia na unidade investigada. O nome da empresa foi mantido em sigilo. Os pintinhos tinham menos de 24 horas de vida e eram colocados em máquinas com lâminas rotativas de alta velocidade. A prática ocorre porque os machos não põem ovos e, segundo a investigação, não apresentam características genéticas consideradas adequadas para a produção de carne. Na cadeia produtiva, eles são separados das fêmeas logo após o nascimento e destinados ao descarte. Notícias relacionadas:País veta produtos por alimentação forçada de animais, como foie gras.Entidades defendem projeto que proíbe alimentação forçada de animais.Lei cria Política de Acolhimento para animais resgatados em desastres.A vice-presidente de Investigações da MFA, Luiza Schneider, esclareceu que o objetivo não era investigar uma denúncia específica, mas documentar uma prática representativa de quase toda a indústria. Segundo ela, a questão central é o bem-estar dos animais. “Os pintinhos recém-nascidos têm plena capacidade de senciência, o que significa capacidade de sentir medo ou dor física. Eles têm o sistema nervoso completamente formado”, disse Luiza. O material da investigação aponta ainda que os maceradores mecânicos nem sempre provocam a morte imediatamente, o que, segundo a organização, pode prolongar o sofrimento. A investigação também registrou o descarte de fêmeas. Segundo a MFA, elas eram eliminadas em menor número quando apresentavam anomalias, deformidades, sangramentos ou nascimento prematuro, ou quando excediam a demanda dos criadores. Alternativas Uma das alternativas apresentadas pela organização é a chamada sexagem in ovo, tecnologia que identifica o sexo do embrião durante a incubação. Os ovos com embriões machos podem ser retirados antes da eclosão, evitando que os pintinhos nasçam e sejam posteriormente descartados. A tecnologia já é utilizada em outros países. Segundo a organização Innovate Animal Ag, na União Europeia cerca de 130 milhões de um total aproximado de 340 milhões de poedeiras eram provenientes do método em junho deste ano. A Alemanha, França, Áustria e Itália adotaram legislações que proíbem a trituração, enquanto a Noruega e a Suíça avançam para eliminação da prática por decisão de mercado. No Brasil, a primeira máquina de sexagem in ovo foi instalada em julho de 2025 no incubatório da Hy-Line do Brasil, em Nova Granada, no interior de São Paulo. A iniciativa teve como cliente-âncora a Raiar Orgânicos, que possui cerca de 400 mil aves e se comprometeu a converter todo o plantel. Os primeiros ovos produzidos com a tecnologia chegaram ao mercado em dezembro daquele ano. Custos A adoção da tecnologia, entretanto, ainda é pequena. De acordo com o panorama elaborado pela Innovate Animal Ag, a máquina instalada no Brasil opera abaixo da capacidade. O documento aponta que o principal obstáculo ainda é financeiro. A estimativa é de que o método convencional custe cerca de R$ 7 por ave no Brasil, enquanto o adicional da tecnologia fique entre R$ 5 e R$ 10 por ave. O que corresponde a um acréscimo de aproximadamente 80% a 150% sobre o preço da ave. O custo, porém, pode ser diluído ao longo da produção. Segundo o estudo, uma poedeira produz cerca de 350 ovos durante o ciclo, fazendo com que o valor adicional por ave corresponda a poucos centavos de real por dúzia para o consumidor. Vanessa Garbini, vice-presidente de Relações Institucionais e Governamentais da MFA, avalia que o fato de outros países estarem adotando novas formas de produção é uma prova de que os custos finais não inviabilizam os ganhos da indústria. "O fato de Suíça e Noruega, por exemplo, implantaram a sexagem in ovo sem nem ter legislação, simplesmente por verem os benefícios que isso traz para os consumidores, mostra que o custo da mudança não é tão grande. Se fosse inviável, não estaria acontecendo na Europa", argumenta Vanessa. Há sinais de interesse do setor industrial. As organizações de defesa dos animais citam compromissos públicos de empresas como Planalto Ovos, Grupo Mantiqueira e Korin de suspender a trituração, condicionados à existência de uma tecnologia considerada economicamente acessível e operacionalmente viável. Em agosto, um encontro nacional sobre sexagem in ovo reuniu representantes de empresas de tecnologia, produtores de ovos, instituições financeiras e órgãos públicos, entre eles o Ministério da Agricultura e Pecuária (Mapa) e a Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos (Finep). Congresso Nacional No Brasil, ainda não existe uma norma federal específica que proíba ou restrinja o descarte de pintinhos machos. O tema, entretanto, já chegou ao Congresso Nacional, por meio dos projetos de Lei 783/2024 e o 3034/2026. O PL 783/2024, de autoria da deputada Luciene Cavalcante (PSOL-SP), já passou pela Comissão de Meio Ambiente e pela Comissão de Agricultura, Pecuária, Abastecimento e Desenvolvimento Rural da Câmara dos Deputados. Segundo a organização, o PL recebeu parecer contrário na Comissão de Agricultura por questões econômicas e deverá seguir para o plenário. O PL 3034/2026, apresentado pela deputada Helóisa Helena (Rede-RJ) em junho, ainda está no início da tramitação. A Constituição Federal proíbe práticas que submetam animais à crueldade, sem estabelecer distinção entre espécies. A legislação ambiental também trata de maus-tratos. Para a MFA, esses dispositivos podem ser utilizados na discussão sobre a prática, embora a avaliação jurídica sobre cada caso caiba às autoridades competentes. A MFA informou ainda que pretende encaminhar uma denúncia ao Ministério Público para que os órgãos responsáveis avaliem as práticas registradas na investigação. Consumidor A mudança também encontra respaldo em pesquisas sobre o comportamento dos consumidores. Levantamento realizado pela Innovate Animal Ag com 1.553 compradores de ovos no Brasil mostrou que 73% se sentem desconfortáveis com o abate de pintinhos machos e 76% concordam que a indústria deveria encontrar uma alternativa. O mesmo estudo apontou que 79% demonstraram interesse em comprar ovos produzidos com sexagem in ovo. Entre os entrevistados, 76% disseram estar dispostos a pagar mais pelo produto, com uma disposição média de R$ 3,87 por dúzia. Para Luiza Schneider, a falta de informação ajuda a explicar por que a questão ainda provoca pouca pressão social. “Há um desconhecimento da população em relação a algumas práticas dessa indústria. Então, há pouca mobilização para que elas não aconteçam”, disse. Para Vanessa Garbini, quanto mais as pessoas estiverem expostas à realidade, mais fácil será avançar com uma legislação para proibir os maus-tratos contra animais. "Depois que você sabe o que acontece, não consegue esquecer. 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