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Skrettings second aquafeed factory in Vietnam opened in Long An Province on November 18, Skretting announced.

The 2023 Latin American Poultry Summit will kick off in Atlanta, Georgia, the United States, with a session on market management which will be presented by two renowned poultry industry experts and followed by a panel discussion, USPOULTRY announced

HKScan will streamline and better define the operating model of its group functions in Finland, the company announced.

Oman Flour Mills (OFM) will celebrate on December 8 the inauguration of the Gulf International Poultry Farm which will produce eggs at Subikhi in the Wilayat of Ibri, the Governorate of Al Dhahirah, Oman.

Charlie McConalogue, Irelands Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, said more than GBP 42 million (~US$51.6 million; GBP 1 = US$1.23) have been allocated to about 30,000 participating farmers nationally under the Beef Sector Efficiency (BEEP-S) and Dairy-Beef programmes, Connaught Telegraph reported.

The Buenos Aires grains exchange said wheat production in Argentina is expected to face further cuts because of lower than expected yields, as grain harvests advance in a prolonged drought, Hellenic Shipping News reported.

Brazil continues to dominate beef exports from the Mercosur bloc, and the USDA expects this trend to continue with Brazilian total exports to increase by 1%, UK Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board reported.

Perus national health agency SENASA said they have culled over 37,000 poultry on a chicken farm in Huacho, north of Lima, after bird flu was detected there, Phys.org reported.

The Canadian Council of Fisheries and Aquaculture Ministers (CCFAM) reaffirmed its support for Canadas fisheries and aquaculture sectors in a meeting to discuss working together on the development of sustainable aquaculture, managing aquatic invasive species, and the future of the industry in a changing climate, Yahoo ...

Tom Vilsack, US Agriculture Secretary, has warned the president of Mexico that the US would be forced to take legal action if no "acceptable resolution" was found for Mexicos plan to ban genetically modified (GM) corn, BBC News reported.