News & Updates
- Amlan appoints Andrade as sales and tech. manager for Mexico, Central America, and the CaribbeanCHICAGO — Amlan International announces the hiring of Marlon Garcia Andrade as sales and technical manager for Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean. He will be responsible for providing technical and sales support to distributors and customers across the region, strengthening Amlan’s presence and expanding the adoption of its natural feed additive solutions. With more than 10 years of industry experience, Andrade brings a wealth of field knowledge to his ... read more
- Butterball breaks even during first quarter of 2025The company saw production increase 9% when compared to the first quarter of 2021, while net sales only saw a slight increase. ... read more
- MHP reports improved revenue, profit last yearIn its results for the 2024 financial year just released, Ukraine-based agri-food company MHP reports improved revenue overall, which significantly and positively impacted profitability. ... read more
- New pullet operation under consideration in OhioIf permits are approved, Thunder Poultry LLC would house as many as 350,000 pullets at facility in Mercer County. ... read more
- Annual NC egg layer production test reveals top performersNine commercial layer strains were assessed on performance in conventional and cage-free housing systems. ... read more
- TAMU updates on HPAI in dairy cattle, one year laterCOLLEGE STATION, Texas — The detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza, HPAI, subtype H5N1 in dairy cattle was confirmed in March 2024 by the USDA. This finding was the first of its kind and shocked the global scientific community. The official confirmation came on the heels of testing performed at the Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory’s Canyon and College Station laboratories. Following reports from local dairy practitioners and hundreds ... read more
- Esco joins CMS Mechanical Solutions as financial controllerGAINESVILLE, Ga. — CMS Mechanical Solutions Inc. announces the appointment of Tevi Esco as its new financial controller. In her role, Esco will manage CMS's overall accounting and financial functions. She will also coordinate with the sales and manufacturing teams to seamlessly support the company’s ERP system and organizational goals. “Tevi brings over a decade of expertise in financial management and operational oversight,” Heath Jarrett, CMS president, said. “Her ... read more
- CP Foods: 100% Renewable Energy Egg Farm SuccessCharoen Pokphand Foods wins its first RE100 certification following investment in one its layer farms in the southeast of Thailand. ... read more
- MHP holds off on Croatia investmentCiting environmental issues, Ukraine-based agri-food company MHP is suspending a planned investment in the Croatian poultry sector. ... read more
- The future of ‘cage-free’ egg production hangs in the balanceARLINGTON, Va. — “Egg prices increase to record high.” “Soaring egg prices force families to get creative for Easter.” “Animal rights activists lay groundwork for soaring egg prices.” I’d have to agree with that last headline, at least to a degree. Issues like the ongoing avian influenza outbreak have contributed to rising egg prices and, at times, egg shortages — but so have policies put forth by anti-animal agriculture groups. ... read more
- More Hungarian foie-gras farms hit by avian fluAcross Europe, the spread of highly pathogenic avian influenza appears to be in decline as the summer approaches. ... read more
- Bob Johnson joins NC Poultry Science Hall of FameThe CEO of House of Raeford Farms joins his father and grandfather in the hall. ... read more
- Zaxby’s hires sauce boss to play chicken wingmanNew ad campaign celebrates the role sauces play in that perfect chicken foodservice meal. ... read more
- Peru poultry declared free of avian influenzaThe South American country had two layer flocks struck by the virus in 2024. ... read more
- California HPAI egg and dairy economics examined by UC-DavisDAVIS, Calif. — A lot of focus has been given to egg prices stemming from the effects on the laying flock from the ongoing highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak in the U.S. Another agricultural product was impacted last spring when the virus species jumped to dairy cattle, but there has been a different effect on the price of milk. Agricultural economists with the University of California-Davis are examining the virus’ ... read more