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No increase in stroke risk from eggs, new study finds
A new study from Finland, where a third of the populations carries the EPOE4 phenotype impacting cholesterol metabolism, has found no association between egg consumption and elevated risk of stroke.
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Mexico, Vietnam report new avian flu outbreaks
Further cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) have been reported in poultry in Mexico and Vietnam, and an unusual avian flu virus type has been detected on farms in Belgium.
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Cranswick reports strong year for poultry division
U.K. meat and poultry company Cranswick reported a strong 2019 for its poultry division and has high expectations for its future plant in Eye, Suffolk.
Cranswick is building a new poultry plant in Eye, Suffolk, UK. Marel Poultry equipment will be installed in the facility. (Marel Poultry)
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2 Sisters Food Group focuses on poultry as core business
The latest moves by UK-based 2 Sisters Food Group involve the closure of one of its poultry processing plants, and potential future investment at other locations.
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Moy Park announces poultry plant investment plan
Northern Ireland-based poultry meat company, Moy Park, has announced a major program of investments at its processing plants, while further changes to the labor force are in discussion.
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Broilers & Turkeys
ESPN and planning for the future
If you plan on attending the 22nd European Symposium on Poultry Nutrition (ESPN) at Gdansk in Poland in a couple of weeks, here’s a piece of advice, free of charge: Make a plan.
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How Spain eradicated ASF and expanded markets
The international director of Interporc in Madrid explains how Spain controlled the ASF outbreak from 1970's and is an example for other countries in the matter.
Daniel de Miguel, from Interporc, says that Spain adopts measures of extreme surveillance and biosecurity in farms, slaughterhouses and transports to avoid ASF. (Photo courtesy of Interporc, Spain)
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Northern Ireland government fights antimicrobial resistance
The plan, Changing the Culture ‘One Health’, is intended to endorse the responsible use of antimicrobials.
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ForFarmers ending feed production in Schalkwijk
ForFarmers will transfer the production activities of Van Gorp Biologische Voeders B.V. (Van Gorp Bio), which currently take place in Schalkwijk, the Netherlands, to the production location of Reudink in Lochem, effective July 1.
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Russo named Boparan Holdings non-executive director
Boparan Holdings Ltd, the parent company of 2 Sisters Food Group, has strengthened its board with the appointment of Alex Russo as a non-executive director.
Processing & Slaughter
Roger Claessens to become Marel Poultry EVP
Roger Claessens, currently director of innovation for Marel Poultry, will succeed Anton “Ton” de Weerd as the company’s executive vice president of Marel Poultry, effective September 1.
Roger Claessens, left, will succeed Anton de Weerd as Marel Poultry’s executive vice president. (Marel Poultry)
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HKScan has completed statutory negotiations
In February, HKScan initiated statutory negotiations that affected all white-collar employees and management in all operating countries, as part of a program to boost operational efficiency (Stock exchange release 6.2.2019). Negotiations followed the legal requirements of each country.
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