Broilers

Putnu Fabrika Kekava, the biggest Latvian poultry processor, plans to heavily invest in environmentally friendly technologies and build its own solar plant to cut carbon emissions. Photo: Bert Jansen

12-07-2021 | News

Kekava rolls out major green initiative

Les Fermiers de Loue, won this year s best marketing award for their humorous and eye-catching street poster campaign. Photo: Les Fermiers de Loue

09-07-2021 | News

European poultry companies win top honours

Local poultry producers in Saudi Arabia are being encouraged to drastically increase production. Photo: By Capri23auto

09-07-2021 | News

Saudi Arabia’s changing poultry landscape

The market opening follows a series of complex negotiations over the last 4 years between the UK and Japanese officials to agree specific animal health requirements. Photo: Mark Pasveer

08-07-2021 | News

Japan opens its market to UK poultry

Iranian poultry production had to be cut down due to lack of feed. Photo: Ton Kastermans

07-07-2021 | News

Iran farmers criticise government policy on broiler market

Brazilian consumers eat more chicken meat and eggs at home during the Covid pandemic. Photo: Erik van der Burgt

07-07-2021 | News

Eggs and chicken popular in Brazilian households

From June 2021, poultry farms are eligible for a subsidy of 500 soums (US$0.047) per 10 eggs and 1,000 soums (US$0.095) per kilogram of poultry meat sold on the domestic market, Mirziyoyev said in a decree released on June 18. Photo: Henk Riswick

02-07-2021 | News

Uzbekistan introduces subsidies for poultry, egg producers

Chicken saw a 62% decrease in volume and a 67% fall in value, from around £90m to just £30m, according to UK Government statistics. Photo: Michel Zoeter

01-07-2021 | News

UK poultry exports to EU down 70% in value

The consumption of poultry is on the rise in Japan, the world s 3rd-largest economy, and now the UK has secured market access for imports of UK poultry meat. Photo: Ryan Kwok

29-06-2021 | News

UK and Japan agreement on trade of poultry meat

Between January and May, Brazilian poultry exports were 4.6% higher than the same period of 2021. Photo: Mark Pasveer

23-06-2021 | News

Brazil reverts trend and counts 4.6% higher exports till May