Denmark - New forecast shows red figures for pig farming
A new forecast from the Knowledge Centre for Pig Production shows that throughout the whole 2010-2012 period, deficits are expected for all types of pig farms.
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Hong Kong lifts ban on pork from South Korea
Hong Kong has removed its ban on South Korean pork imports, becoming the first state to do so since Seoul was declared free of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).
Pfizer Animal Health announces first recipients of student loan debt forgiveness pilot program
Partnership with American Veterinary Medical Foundation contributes up to $500,000 in student loan debt grants to U.S. food-animal veterinarians
United kingdom - latest national statistics on GB Animal Feed
Statistics on GB Animal Feed include data for the period June 2010, July 2010 and August 2010.
Provimi acquires leading Mexican animal nutrition group
The Provimi Group, one of the global leaders in Animal Nutrition, has reached an agreement to acquire NASSA, a leading swine and shrimp feed producer in Mexico.
Canada - September estimates of production of principal field crops
Grain and oilseed production in the Prairie provinces was expected to decline for total wheat and for canola in 2010 compared with 2009. In contrast, farmers in Manitoba, Quebec and Ontario reported they expected to harvest a record soybean crop
EU and South Korea sign free trade deal
EU Trade Commissioner Karel De Gucht, the Belgian Minister of Foreign Affairs Steven Vanackere representing the Presidency of the Council of the European Union (EU), and the Korean Minister for Trade Kim Jong-hoon today signed a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the EU and South Korea. This FTA is the most ambitious trade agreement ever negotiated by the EU and the first with an Asian country.
Maple Leaf implementing comprehensive value creation plan
Maple Leaf Foods today announced details of a comprehensive plan to significantly increase near and longer term shareholder value.
Russia – Cereal crops reduced by a third
Midway through September, a third less cereal crops have been harvested in Russia compared with the same period last year, according to the Russian Minister of Agriculture.
Olmix 15th anniversary celebrated in style
Since its foundation in 1995 by Hervé Balusson, Olmix has grown from the producer of the well known sanitizer Mistral and trace elements into a group with 200 employees and 7 plants in Europe.
Switzerland - Slower reduction of income from Swiss agriculture
According to initial estimates, income from the Swiss agricultural sector has fallen by 3.4% in 2010 compared with the previous year, after the 7.7% drop in 2009.
European Union – Anticipating a decrease in cereal crops
The latest estimates of cereal production in the European Union, carried out by Copa-Cogeca show a 5% decrease for the 2010/2011 season.
United Kingdom - Pork sales still on the up
Pork is firmly fixed as a family favourite with sales continuing to rise according to the latest figures from BPEX.
During August the total meat market rose by one per cent while sales of fresh pork saw a dramatic rise of 11 per cent.
Canada - Pork product exports up despite hog output decline
Exports of Canada`s pork products have managed to hold steady and even climb despite live hog output in the country continuing to decline. The ability to maintain exports of Canada's pork products also comes as domestic production of those products begins to decline.
Vietnam to increase tax on meat imports
Vietnam will increase taxes on imported meats to 40% from late October 2010 in a move to protect its local livestock industry.
Spain – Increase in pork exports
According to information from commercial exchanges within the livestock farmers sector, the exportations, both within the EU as well as in other countries, show an upward trend.