Poultry

China re-opens the market for Polish poultry since its ban in 2016

Poland and China sign deal to enable Polish poultry meat exports

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Poland’s Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Jan Krzysztof Ardanowski, and Ni Yufeng, the Minister of the General Administration of Customs of the People's Republic of China (GACC), have signed an agreement paving the way for exports of...

Production is scheduled to be launched in January 2019

Polish poultry meat business eyes investments

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Polish poultry meat producer and processor SuperDrob has unveiled plans to invest in its chicken slaughter facility in Lublin and launch a new feed production facility in Łuków, both in the country’s eastern region.

Russia has been hit with a series of avian flu outbreaks

Poultry giants hit by multiple AI outbreaks in Russia

By Ashley Williams

Russian agricultural holdings Cherkizovo and Damate have been affected by a series of outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI), which were reported in four regions of the country.

The Chinese group is to purchase land with a total surface of 90,000 square metres

Chinese poultry meat producer to expand in Serbia

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Chinese poultry meat producer Qingdao Rongxing Foods Co is planning to construct a logistics centre in Indjija, in northern Serbia, as part of the company’s plans to expand its foothold in European markets, according to senior local government officials.

Kenya becomes the third country to import Brazilian poultry genetics materials this year

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Brazil expands poultry genetics market to Kenya

By Ashley Williams

Growing international demand for Brazil’s poultry genetic materials, such as fertile eggs and one-day old chicks, has led to another export deal with Kenya, Africa.

Drobimex is to expand production

Polish meat business increases output capacity

By Jaroslaw Adamowski

Polish poultry meat producer and processor Drobimex has completed an investment to expand its plant in Szczecin-Dąbie, in north-western Poland, with plans to boost its slaughter capacity to about 200,000 head per day.

Brazil intends to fight EU restrictions on poultry imports

Brazil to dispute EU restrictions against poultry meat at WTO

By Liz Newmark, in Brussels

Brazil’s agriculture minister Blairo Maggi has announced that his country, as “the world’s second-largest producer and largest poultry exporter”, wants to contest the European Union (EU)’s restrictions on poultry meat exports at the World Trade Organization...

Transportation restrictions could leave retail chains without meat

World Cup to cause meat supply disruption

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Strict security measures are set to be introduced by the Russian authorities for the FIFA World Cup, which are likely to bring instability to the domestic meat market.

The British Poultry Council has defended domestic food standards

British Poultry Council defends UK animal welfare standards

By Ashley Williams

The British Poultry Council has pledged it will not compromise on the UK’s animal welfare and food safety standards in pursuit of new trade deals following the US Trade Representative’s disapproval of EU measures in its latest report.

The Doux Group has attracted the attention of MHP

MHP seeks to acquire French poultry processor

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Ukraine poultry giant MHP is in talks to acquire crisis-ridden French poultry processor Doux Group as a part of a strategy aimed at boosting broiler sales outside Ukraine.

Irish consumers now care more about animal welfare and organic when buying meat

Organic meat higher priority for Irish consumers

By Aidan Fortune

Organic, free-range, high animal welfare standards and no hormones or antibiotics are proving to carry more weight with meat-eaters in Ireland, a study by the Agriculture and Food Development Authority, Teagasc, has found.

Russian poultry producers see margins fall

Russian producers hit by reduced poultry margins

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Russia’s third-largest poultry producer, agricultural holding Belaya Ptitsa, has reported financial turbulence, as falling prices and shrinking state aid keep pushing down profitability in the industry.

Meat and livestock companies to study new EU draft Brexit agreement

Meat and livestock companies to study new EU draft Brexit agreement

By Keith Nuthall & Poorna Rodrigo

Meat and livestock companies and organisations are carefully examining a draft agreement on Brexit that was released by the European Commission on Wednesday (February 28), to see whether British meat and livestock exports can freely circulate across the...

Meat fraud reported to be rife in Russia

Meat fraud reported to be rife in Russia

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Up to 22% of meat products on the domestic market in Russia were fraudulent in 2017, according Russian veterinary watchdog Rosselkhoznadzor.

Brexiting Britain is key beneficiary of EU animal diseases money

Brexiting Britain is key beneficiary of EU animal diseases money

By Diana Yordanova, in Brussels

The European Commission has announced its latest funding for helping European Union (EU) member states fight animal diseases, such as bovine tuberculosis, rabies, bovine brucellosis, African swine fever and lumpy skin disease, by allocating more than...

Ukraine meat industry on fast track to recovery

Ukraine meat industry on fast track to recovery

By Vladislav Vorotnikov

Following several negative years, Ukraine meat producers are finally experiencing a surge in average profitability, on the back of major price rises in 2017, according to a recent study by the Ukraine Institute of Agrarian Economics (UIAE).

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