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Positive atmosphere flourishes at EuroTier 2022

With a focus on sustainability and welfare, the center of attention at this year’s EuroTier was firmly inside the show halls and not with the protestors at the showground entrance.

Protestors and poor weather were no match for the attractions of inside the halls at EuroTier 2022. (Mark Clements)

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Famous Brands meets 100% cage-free goal three years early

Africa-based food service business Famous Brands announced the early completion of its 100% cage-free egg sourcing pledge in its 2022 Integrated Annual Report.

Courtesy of Andrea Gantz

Global egg consumption increases with changing diets

Global egg consumption is increasing as consumers continue to find importance in eating nutrient dense foods and as eggs are recognized for their price point and versatility.

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Global egg production trends upward

Global egg production has grown steadily over the last decade and reached over 86 million metric tons (mmt) by the end of 2020.

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Cage-free egg commitment report shows global progression

Over 75% of companies have reported progress on their cage-free transition, according to the 2022 EggTrack Report published on November 16, 2022.

Globe in human hand against blue sky. Environmental protection concept.

Controls keep down food prices in United Arab Emirates

In contrast to elsewhere in the world, poultry and egg prices in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) are stable and forecast to fall. Local media report that this is the result of recent government policies on food prices, while international agencies suggest the controls may be holding back domestic production.

(Vitalii Petrushenko | Bigstock)

Canada reimburses poultry, egg producers for USMCA losses

Due to the impact of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) on Canada’s supply-managed sectors, the Canadian government will be offering compensation to dairy, poultry and egg producers and processors of approximately CA$4.8 billion over the next few years.

Ron Przysucha | Courtesy of the U.S. State Department

Rose Acre Farms suffers a fire, minimal damage occurred

Rose Acre Farms’ Johnson County, Missouri, facility suffered a fire that caused minimal damage to one of its barns on November 12, 2022.

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Spain’s H5N1 infected poultry workers should be no surprise

As Europe suffers its worst-ever avian influenza season, farm workers becoming infected was probably simply a matter of time.

Scientific sampling of eggs in poor condition, analysis of avian influenza in humans, conceptual image

Norwegian Cruise Lines Holdings commits to 100% cage free

Global cruise company Norwegian Cruise Lines Holdings Ltd. (NCLH) announced its plans to source 100% cage-free eggs by year-end 2025.

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Another million Iowa hens lost to avian influenza

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has hit another layer flock in Wright County, Iowa, making it the second time during the past week that more than a million hens were lost to HPAI.

Kateyna Kon | BigStockPhoto.com

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Post Holdings COO Friedman resigns to become Utz Brands CEO

Howard Friedman, current executive vice president and chief operations Officer of Post Holdings, will be departing the company in December to take on the role of CEO at Utz Brands.

Howard A. Friedman | Post Holdings

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