U.S. meat and poultry exports projections
U.S pork exports are projected to rise over the next decade.
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Animine organized its 2nd Asian Distributors Meeting in Bangkok
Animine brought together his distributors from Asia and Oceania, in Bangkok, last 29 and 30 March.
France approves an action plan in favour of animal welfare
The plan contains 20 critical actions focused on investigation and innovation, the responsibility of all the professionals, and especially on the abattoirs and the exchange of information.
EU: Collecting high-quality data on antibiotic use in animals
Availability of reliable and objective data on the use of antimicrobials in animals is essential to inform European countries in developing effective policies to fight antimicrobial resistance.
The trade agreement between Mercosul and Southern Africa comes into force
The treaty allows a reduction of tariffs on the import of pork and beef by-products for the countries of both blocs.
Robust outlook for global cereal supplies in 2016
World cereal production in 2016 is set to amount to 2 521 million tonnes, just 0.2 percent off last year's large output and the third-highest global performance on record.
Spain: the pig sector is the first in the meat sector in terms of value
The pig sector is the first activity in the meat sector in Spain, reaching a value of €5.7 billion/year.
Brazil publishes several guides on pig welfare
The publications deal with the handling of the animals on the farms, during their transportation and at the abattoir, and they expect to be of help for the professionals working in the production chain.
New brand for Farmex’s data services
Farmex is rebranding all its data services under the Barn Report Pro banner.
BIOMIN Commits to New Project Aimed at €3B in EU Crop Losses Due to Mycotoxins
Mycotoxins, fungal metabolites that afflict cereals and other crops, cost the European agriculture industry around €3 billion each year
France will carry out welfare inspections in all slaughterhouses
The Minister requested the prefects to implement, within one month, specific animal welfare inspections in all red meat slaughterhouses around the country.
USDA issues revised Senecavirus A guidelines
The USDA has issued a revised guidance document describing procedures and responsibilities for handling herds suspected of having senecavirus A.
Strong exhibitor demand for EuroTier 2016
Seven months before it opens, 2,100 exhibitors have already signed up for the world’s leading leading trade fair for animal production, taking place this November
China continued dominating the global oilseeds market
Chinese total soybean imports hit another record at 78.35 million tons, absorbing 60 percent of total world exports.
Livestock Forum Networking Day conference will focus on animal health
Issues such as food safety on farms, the use of antibiotics in the treatment of certain diseases, epigenetics in animal breeding and changes to animal genomes will be addressed at the Livestock Forum Networking Day conference
Canada invests to help producers find ways to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions
The Government of Canada is investing $27 million to help producers find ways to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from their farming operations.