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European poultry farmers have been forced to cull poultry flocks to stop the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza that is spreading across the region, China.org.cn reported.

The largest beef import market for China is Latin America, with the volume of imports rising quickly, meeting a growing demand from Chinese consumers, Xinhua News reported.

Pakistans Ministry of Food Security and Research (MoFS&R) has decided to allow and facilitate import of soybean meals to resolve the issue of oilseeds stuck at a port.

Following the adoption of the preceding of the Partnership Agreement 2021-2027 with Estonia, the European Commission has adopted the European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund (EMFAF) programme for Estonia, to implement the EU common fisheries (CFP) and EU policy priorities outlined in the European Green Deal, t ...

With new funding secured through a nearly US$800,000 grant from the NASA Land Cover/Land Use Change programme, researchers from Michigan State University will be working to assess aquaculture in Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and Thailand.

The beef market outlook for 2023 remains broadly optimistic but this optimism is "surrounded by a fair degree of uncertainty," according to Mark Zieg, beef sector manager at Irelands Bord Bia.

Irelands Teagasc has forecast a drop in global milk prices and a hike in feed costs this year.

Malaysias statistics department said chicken wholesalers in the country earn MYR 1.30 (~US$0.30; MYR 1 = US$0.23) per kg profit on chicken, while retailers make MYR 1.25 (~US$0.28) per kg,

Datuk Sri Dr Stephen Rundie Utom, the Minister of Food Industry, Commodity and Regional Development in Sarawak state, Malaysia, said his ministry will be closely monitoring prices of pork within the state, Malay Mail reported.

More than 56,000 cows and buffalos were stricken by infectious diseases in Cambodia in the past year.