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Blogs
Questions about John R. Tyson were brutal but justified
Financial analysts and journalists asked some really tough questions concerning both the promotion and the arrest of John R. Tyson. But were those questions too tough?
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Brand Insights
Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production
Boehringer Ingelheim
This comprehensive webinar series from Boehringer Ingelheim delves into cutting-edge advancements and effective strategies in poultry health and production.
Innovations and Strategies in Poultry Health and Production
Egg
Tennessee has first avian flu case in commercial poultry
A commercial broiler breeder operation in Bledsoe County is the latest case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) to be reported in the United States.
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Egg Production
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
Egg
Ranking Canadian provinces by avian influenza cases
Canada, as of November 16, has reported 122 cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in commercial poultry flocks. See how each of those provinces rank in terms of the number of flocks affected.
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Broilers & Turkeys
Tyson CEO 'perfectly comfortable' with leadership changes
Tyson Foods CEO Donnie King defended the company’s recent decision to shuffle its executive team, saying he feels “perfectly comfortable” with the changes.
(Tyson Foods)
Broilers & Turkeys
Tyson Foods reviewing incident involving CFO’s arrest
Tyson Foods is conducting an independent review of the events that led to the November 6 arrest of John R. Tyson, the recently appointed chief financial officer of the company.
John R. Tyson (Tyson Foods)
Egg
More Pennsylvania turkeys lost to avian influenza
Cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) continue to be confirmed in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, with the two most recent cases involving a commercial meat turkey flock and a commercial breeder tom flock.
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Egg
How states rank by bird losses to avian influenza
The number of birds in commercial poultry and gamebird operations to be lost to highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in the United States in 2022 is steadily approaching 50 million, with 25 of the 50 states having at least one confirmed case of HPAI.
Map of USA. 3d Very beautiful three-dimensional illustration figure.
Broilers & Turkeys
PSSI investigated for child labor violations in Nebraska
The U.S. Department of Labor filed for a temporary restraining order and injunction in Nebraska against Packers Sanitation Services Inc. LTD (PSSI) following allegations of “oppressive child labor” violations.
Legal office of lawyers and attorneys legal bronze model statue of Themis goddess of justice.
Processing & Slaughter
Maple Leaf not struggling to staff new poultry plant
As Maple Leaf Foods starts to begin the production of saleable products at its new value-added poultry plant in London, Ontario, the company has so far found the hiring process to go rather smoothly.
(Maple Leaf Foods)
Avian Influenza
Which states have had most flocks hit by avian flu?
Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has led to the loss of at least one commercial flock in exactly half of the U.S. states so far in 2022.
(Kimmer | Bigstock)
Egg
Pennsylvania county has 4 HPAI cases in less than week
Two new cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) were reported in Lehigh County, Pennsylvania, with both cases being confirmed on November 8.
Pennsylvania, PA, political map. Officially the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. State in the northeastern United States of America. Capital Harrisburg. Keystone State. Quaker State. Illustration. Vector
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