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In a surprise move, Argentina’s agriculture ministry has suspended sales of corn for export until 28 February as part of a strategy to ensure domestic food supplies.

NFU President Minette Batters thanks the public for their ongoing support and acknowledges that British farming has entered a new era.

Chinese meat importers and processors have called on exporters in countries with COVID-19 cases to increase checks on shipments before they are sent to China.

As a new, more infectious variant of the novel coronavirus emerges in the UK, the BMPA urges the government to vaccinate meat plant workers to avoid shutdowns and wide-spread supply chain disruptions.

The USPOULTRY Foundation has awarded Auburn University a $25,150 student recruiting grant for its Poultry Science Department.

The European agri-food sector has shown resilience through the shocks of 2020, but the recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic will likely have long-term impacts.

Third AAMEA meeting held virtually to continue providing world-class customer support during the COVID-19 pandemic

The University of Georgia has received a $23,292 student recruiting grant from the USPOULTRY Foundation.

The poultry industry is eager to learn as more than 3,000 people joined the weekly Cobb Tech Talks webinar series this year. Presented by the elite Cobb technical team, the series started in late July and covered a range…

Australia's National Farmers Federation has voiced its support for a rules-based trading system as Australia begins a WTO dispute settlement process with China.

Key data on poultry has been included in the UK's National Breed Inventory, ensuring that poultry species will continue to be viewed as a vital genetic resource.

Former presidents of the US National Farmers Union have penned a letter to President-Elect Biden, urging him to advance US climate leadership.

The International Poultry Scientific Forum will present its latest research updates during IPPE 2021.

A new research project, funded by industry groups like the USPOULTRY Foundation, has investigated the effect of PPA solutions in poultry processing wastewater treatment systems.

Tyson Foods said on 16 December that it had fired seven managers at an Iowa pork plant after investigating allegations that they took bets on how many employees would catch COVID-19.

The British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) is calling for an "orientation phase" from 1 January to account for the UK Government's lack of Brexit preparation.

The virtual Poultry Market Intelligence Forum, presented alongside the IPPE trade show, will explore key trends and industry challenges for 2021.

New research from the Animal Welfare Institute estimates that millions of farm animals died in barn fires in 2020, with cage-free hens at particular risk.

Registration for the virtual 2021 Latin American Poultry Summit is now open.

The Eden Valley Poultry processing plant in Berwick, Nova Scotia has closed for two weeks after a case of the novel coronavirus was reported, potentially restricting the community’s turkey supply ahead of Christmas.