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Avian flu controls restored in parts of England

A recent resurgence of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) virus across Europe continues.

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

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Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production

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Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production

Meat advertising ban: Will Haarlem set a precedent?

Haarlem, Netherlands, will ban advertising of meat from places that are publicly viewable, effective in 2024. Will other policymakers follow that example?

Will advertisements for meat that can be seen from public spaces become less commonplace? It could happen if other policymakers choose to follow what officials in Haarlem, Netherlands, did. (Courtesy Nebraska Beef Council)

Paper waste can be recycled into poultry bedding

There will never be too many creative solutions when it comes to sustainability.

Broilers & Turkeys

Moy Park proposes plant closure, consolidation

Moy Park has proposed the closure of its poultry complex in Ashbourne, Derbyshire, U.K., and consolidating those operations into other company sites.

Courtesy Moy Park

Broilers & Turkeys

EU sees potential poultry, pork export growth to South Korea

South Korea has officially recognized the animal disease control procedures in place in the European Union (EU), opening the prospect of increased poultry meat and pork trade.

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Broilers & Turkeys

Scandi Standard reports challenging business quarter

Even with significant increases in sales over the latest three-month period, Sweden-based poultry company Scandi Standard reports a slump in profitability.

(Courtesy Scandi Standard)

Poots praises Moy Park's solar energy improvements

More and more companies are committing to reducing their impact on climate change and using goals like the UN Sustainability Development Goals to do so.

(Courtesy Moy Park)

Avian Influenza

Latest European avian flu cases range from Portugal to Russia

The English Channel and North Sea coasts are key focus areas for the continuation of the highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak in Europe.

Shiny net mesh smartphone virus carcass with flash nodes, and green rectangle scratched Avian Flu seal. Illuminated vector frame created from smartphone virus icon and intersected white lines.

Broilers & Turkeys

MHP poultry production down in July

The war in Ukraine continues to challenge MHP, which produced about 8% less poultry in July than it did in June, and about 19% less than it did in July 2021.

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Diseases & Health

Newcastle disease outbreak resolved in southern Spain

Spain’s veterinary authority has declared that Newcastle disease has been resolved in the south of the country.

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Avian Influenza

Avian flu virus circulates during Europe’s summer months

To date, one or more outbreaks have occurred in 20 European countries since the start of 2022. Last month, this season’s figure has just passed the total of 1,756 outbreaks registered with the EC by 24 European states throughout 2021.

Doctor using red pen draw circle on avian influenza

Carbon neutral eggs from insect-fed hens make UK debut

Supermarket chain Morrison’s has launched own brand carbon neutral eggs sourced from hens fed on farm reared insects.

EMBARGOED TO 0001 TUESDAY AUGUST 2.EDITORIAL USE ONLY.A box of ...Planet Friendly Egg... at a branch of Morrisons near Hull as the supermarket becomes the first to launch its own line of carbon neutral eggs. Issue date: Tuesday August 2, 2022. In stores now, the eggs come from farms where hens are fed a soya-free diet of insects, which are in turn fed on food waste from its bakery, fruit and vegetable sites, creating a ...circular waste... feeding scheme. The eggs, which have been confirmed as carbon neutral by a Cambridge University report, are part of Morrisons commitment to be directly supplied by ...zero emission... British farms by 2030, five years ahead of the rest of the supermarket industry. Photo credit should read: Lucy Ray/PA Wire.

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