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Dr. Janet Fulton retires following 28 years at Hy-Line

Company News

13 August 2024

1 minute read

Rabobank presents short & long term outlook at IPC

Meat poultry Markets & policy Market trends

4 June 2024

1 minute read

Nan-Dirk Mulder presented to a record crowd in Buenos Aires, Argentina

ORKA’s Egg Tester Ultimate used for major egg quality competition in China

Genetics and breeding Types of poultry Chickens

15 May 2023

1 minute read

Egg Tester Ultimate used test all parameters in one unit

Tyson Foods donates 640,000 meals to local tribal citizens families in the US

Markets & policy Policy and regulation Food security

2 December 2022

1 minute read

Company donates protein to 4 partnering tribal nations in honor of Native American Heritage Month

Turkey prices spike; consumers advised to shop early, watch for discounts

Markets & policy Marketing poultry Market trends

16 November 2022

1 minute read

Poultry still remains affordable option for holiday meals compared to beef, pork

April 2020

Canadian poultry, egg, and dairy sectors unite to support restaurants with #takeoutday

Markets & policy Market trends Coronavirus (COVID-19)

17 April 2020

2 minute read

Canada Takeout Day encourages Canadians to support restaurants however they can.

Keeping Canadians and workers in the food supply chain safe

Equipment & innovation Markets & policy Market trends

16 April 2020

3 minute read

The Government of Canada announced CAD$50 million to help farmers, fish harvesters, and all food production and processing employers put in place the measures necessary to follow the mandatory 14-day isolation period required of all workers arriving from abroad.

Influenza antibodies made by Pirbright reduce disease in chickens

Health & disease Diseases Avian influenza

15 April 2020

2 minute read

Scientists at The Pirbright Institute have engineered synthetic antibody molecules that can be administered to poultry to reduce the symptoms of influenza, as well as decreasing the amount of influenza virus they shed into the environment.

Temperature checks, protective suits: Argentine grains sector braces for 1st coronavirus case

Meat poultry Flock management Feed and nutrition

15 April 2020

2 minute read

Argentina is braced for the first case of coronavirus to be confirmed among the thousands of port workers and grains handlers involved in the country's key agricultural export sector, local industry officials said.

India says it's ready to tackle rising virus cases, Bangladesh announces farm relief

Equipment & innovation Markets & policy Market trends

14 April 2020

2 minute read

India said on Sunday its hospital network is adequately prepared to tackle the spread of the coronavirus, with over 100,000 beds ready to cater to a potential surge in patient numbers.

A Q&A with Tyson Foods: Why they're using walk-through temperature scanners

Processing Equipment & innovation Digital innovation

14 April 2020

1 minute read

"We’re working hard to protect team members during this challenging and ever-changing situation, while continuing to fulfill our critical role of helping feed people across the country. Our growing list of protective measures are all essential in doing as much as we can to keep COVID-19 out of the workplace," said Tyson Foods in a press release.

"Elbow to elbow": North America meat plant workers fall ill, walk off jobs

Processing Equipment & innovation Markets & policy

14 April 2020

4 minute read

At a Wayne Farms chicken processing plant in Alabama, workers recently had to pay the company 10 cents a day to buy masks to protect themselves from the new coronavirus, according to a meat inspector.

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