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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.

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has proposed massive changes in the processing of chicken and turkey meat in the country that may reduce illnesses from food contamination, but meat firms must make significant adjustments to their operations, Time reported.

As part of Fonterras commitment to sustainability and implementation of its strategy, the co-operative has released on October 17 its Sustainable Finance Framework (Framework).

Industry players in Pakistan have demanded that the government should abolish a 35% tax imposed on grandparent chick.

Cooke Aquacultures True North Seafood has quietly launched a premium salmon brand that leans heavily on its origins in the US state of Maine.

Kazakhstan and Qatar have signed 13 bilateral documents worth more than $625 million at the Kazakhstan-Qatar Investment Forum in Astana, Kazakhstan, on October 12, the Kazakh Invest national companys press service reported.

All measures implemented — following the detection of African swine fever (ASF) months earlier on a pig farm — were lifted in the municipality of Emsbüren, district of Emsland (Lower Saxony), Germany.

The government of Barbados has signaled that it is not in favour of providing any further subsidies to its agriculture industry as public officials work on a strategy to assist struggling farmers facing a possible increase in feed costs.