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According to a recent study, a minority of animals in the UK and Australia are produced to the legal standards, and as for most birds, private standards dominate. Photo: Canva

02-02 | News

Hybrid governance and welfare standards for broilers

In 2023, Russia's agriculture ministry said the country's treasury spent 558.6 billion roubles (US$6.3 billion) on supporting agricultural producers. Photo: Canva

02-02 | News

Russian poultry farmers demand massive state aid expansion

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31-01 | Article

Oilseeds market off to a weak start this week

While authorities in Russia insist that poultry is in sufficient supply in the country, some retailers and farmers acknowledge the problem. Photo: Canva

29-01 | News

Poultry disappears from the grocery shelves in Russia

Ricardo Santin, president of ABPA, took over the International Poultry Council in the face of one of the biggest challenges ever for the sector. Photo: Supplied

26-01 | News

Bird flu: How can the poultry sector ensure global supply?

BRICS+ includes Egypt, Argentina, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

23-01 | Article

BRICS expansion increases grip on poultry market

Brazil shipped just over 5 million tonnes of poultry products in 2023, which is 6.6% more than in 2022. Photo: Supplied

19-01 | News

Brazil renews poultry export highs in 2023

Feed ingredients will tend to trade at lower levels in 2024, but weather risks posed by climate change also need to be considered, as El Nino will offer more challenges than opportunities depending on its intensity. Photo: Mark Pasveer

17-01 | Article

Global poultry sector shows signs of recovering market growth

Despite output growth, Iranian poultry prices stay on the upward trajectory. Photo: Canva

16-01 | News

Iran chicken production is up, prices soar

Reports show Mexico is the fifth-largest chicken meat consumer globally, while demand for chicken meat continues to rise. Photo: ANP

12-01 | Article

Mexico chicken imports forecast to increase by 5% in 2024

UK faces changes to poultry marketing regulations

Addressing evolving velogenic Newcastle disease virus strains

Poultry research in Canada – heavy hitters launch new projects