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Butterball’s new packaging to hit retailer shelves in August
This is the brand’s first retail portfolio redesign in six years.
Brand Insights
Producing healthy poultry meat in a cost-effective way
Baader
Learn how poultry processing solutions can optimize equipment uptime and increase yield.
Avian Influenza
Avian flu hits 2 Minnesota turkey breeder hen flocks
One of those flocks is in Renville County and the other is in Kandiyohi County.
Processing & Slaughter
Tyson to sell Georgia poultry complex to House of Raeford
House of Raeford intends to continue operations at the complex while utilizing the existing workforce and grower network.
North America
Maple Leaf Foods plans to spin off pork business
If the necessary approvals are obtained, the change is expected to occur in 2025.
Avian Influenza
Colorado layer operation struck by avian flu
This is the state’s second instance of avian influenza in a commercial poultry flock in 2024.
Latest News
Pilgrim’s Pride worker dies at Tennessee plant
The company said the person's death appears to be from natural causes.
Avian Influenza
Only one HPAI control zone remains in Canada
All control zones except one around a backyard poultry flock in Saskatchewan have been lifted.
Agrifood Angle
Perdue Farms: There’s no place for child labor
CEO Kevin McAdams talks about incident when contracting company hired underage workers to clean plant in Virginia.
Diseases & Health
4 more Canadian turkey farms hit by turkey rhinotracheitis
A backyard chicken in Ontario is also affected by the disease.
Latest News
Man sentenced for hit-and-run of Foster Farms employee
Court rules the man convicted in the incident will be incarcerated for three years.
Broilers & Turkeys
Poultry growers like the tournament system, Perdue CEO says
If government changes rules concerning contract grower pay, “it could lead to a lot of litigation” that will bring unnecessary costs in the system, says Kevin McAdams.
Latest News
Denny’s CEO understands motive of animal rights activists
As the leader of the restaurant chain speaks at Wall Street Journal World Food Forum, protesters outside the venue say the company isn’t doing enough to address animal well-being.
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