Lidl invests half a billion into British pork sector
Lidl announces £500m investment into British pork sector following £14 m injection in 2022, doubling down on its 100% everyday fresh British pork commitment.
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FAO cereal price index up in April
Average global wheat export prices stabilized in April. Maize and barley prices increased while sorghum and rice prices declined.
FAO meat price index increased for third consecutive month
While the FAO Meat Price Index was up from March, world pig meat prices fell marginally.
Philippines: Albay swine project to boost hog supply
The project will provide additional income to farmers and improve the local pork supply.
Denmark: Animal welfare has improved but could be better
Fewer animal welfare sanctions were made in pig and cattle herds in 2022.
ENVARTO Pork Carcass Competition 2024 underway
Hosted by ENVARTO in collaboration with SAMIC and sponsored by SAPPO.
Anpario celebrates 25 years of leading phytogenic Orego-Stim
The use of leading phytogenic solution Orego-Stim® continues to grow.
Philippines: Iloilo to launch sentinelling program following ASF outbreaks
The provincial government aims to improve the hog inventory in Iloilo with its sentinelling program in 15 municipalities covering 1,139 farmers.
"Prosciutto di Parma" producers on alert following ASF outbreak in the typical production area
The confirmed case of ASF in a wild boar within the "typical area" of the "Prosciutto di Parma" PDO, has generated concern among producers.
Germany: Meat production falls due to rising costs and over-regulation
At their annual conference in Munich, the VDF and BVWS attributed this situation mainly to high regulatory pressure, political uncertainty, and rising costs.
Introducing the new 333 social network icon
As we wrap up our 25th-anniversary celebrations, we're excited to unveil a fresh icon for the 333 social network and encourage companies to showcase it on their websites.
Zoetis to sell medicated feed additive portfolio to Phibro Animal Health
This transaction is expected to be complete in the second half of calendar year 2024.
FFAR-funded research to prevent African swine fever virus
Dr. Waithaka Mwangi, immunology professor in the Department of Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology, College of Veterinary at K-State, is developing and validating a vaccine to protect pigs from the virus.
Belgium: Animal feed production declines for third consecutive year
Pig feed production has fallen nearly 7% due to poor market conditions and the uncertainty caused by the nitrogen policy.
FAO launches global 10-year initiative to reduce the need for antimicrobials
The initiative aims to provide countries with policy support and knowledge sharing to help reduce the need for antimicrobials in livestock production.
USA: FDA finalizes guidance on Veterinary Feed Directives
The VFD final rule outlines the process for authorizing the use of approved animal drugs in the feed of food-producing animals that require veterinary oversight.