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Cattle farmers in Ireland are being urged to reject low quotes by factories and sell high as prices in the UK and EU have strengthened over the past week, the Irish Examiner reported.

Egyptian poultry farmers are culling their chicks because of a feed shortage, resulting in higher chicken and egg prices and a worsening food crisis in the country, the Middle East News Agency reported.

The use of new technologies and automation in chicken productions at the local level in the Dominican Republic has sped up and multiplied the production of chicken meat to such an extent that there is now a surplus in the country.

The province of Iloilo, the Philippines, has logged a suspected African swine fever (ASF) case, despite a ban on the entry of pork from other parts of the country with confirmed ASF cases, the Manila Bulletin reported last week.

Angel Yeast has announced it aims to play a larger role in increasing peoples access to nutritious food and making food systems more inclusive and sustainable, as part of events to commemorate World Food Day on October 16.

Mexicos Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development is working with the countrys pork and poultry industries to design traceability systems that make possible to know the origin, transit and final destination of a meat.

The Poultry Association of Nigeria (PAN), an umbrella body of poultry farmers in the country, recently lamented that insecurity, lack of financial support and rural roads in a weak state are hampering increased egg production and limiting outputs.

Global chicken exports are forecast 4% higher in 2023 to a record 14.1 million tonnes, the most aggressive growth in trade since before COVID-19, according to the most recent USDA-FAS GAIN report.

A large group of independent scientists from all over the world has organised to meet in Dublin, Ireland, this week for a high-level summit organsied over concerns that a dramatic increase in ideological approaches regarding meat and livestock is displacing fact-based decision making.

Canadas Department of Fisheries and Oceans had released its review of Cooke Aquacultures proposed Atlantic salmon farm expansion at Liverpool Bay, Nova Scotia, highlighting potential impacts on lobster and wild salmon.