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Three additional shipments of live cattle are anticipated to leave New Zealand for China, before the ban on the trade is enforced at the end of May 2023, RNZ reported.

Germany has confirmed its eight outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) this year on a farm in Brandenburg state, the European Food Agency reported.

Tyson is laying off nearly 1,700 workers in the United States as it closes two poultry plants.

Analysts said Brazilian farmers are expected to produce the highest volume of corn in history, despite planting delays in some areas of the country, Nasdaq reported.

A beef nutritionist said weather challenges will be some of the biggest concerns for US cattle producers this year.

HKScan is planning a development investment of approximately €‎4.6 million (US$4.9 million) in its Rauma, Finland poultry units cutting department to improve profitability and competitiveness

The value of Vietnams imported chicken meat reached US$237 million with about 178,000 tonnes last year.

VIV Asia 2023, which was held on March 8-10 in Bangkok, Thailand, concluded successfully, as a robust platform for B2B international business.

Brazil has approved the cultivation and sale of genetically modified (GMO) wheat that is drought-tolerant, a huge boost for the industry affected by regional dry weather, Yahoo! News reported.

Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah Al-Sisi recently called for the expansion of the cultivation of oilseed crops, pointing out that most of these can be used to manufacture food oil and as alternative ingredients in the feed of poultry and livestock.