News & Updates
- Superior Foods opens new poultry plant in SerbiaThe EUR7 million facility enables the company to double its poultry processing capacity. ... read more
- Mar-Jac Poultry surpasses 1M hours without a lost-time incidentGAINESVILLE, Ga. — Mar-Jac Poultry Inc. has achieved a major milestone: surpassing 1 million man-hours without a lost-time incident. This accomplishment highlights the company’s steadfast commitment to fostering a safe, healthy and proactive work environment for its employees, the company noted in its recent announcement. “Reaching 1 million man-hours without a lost time accident is a significant accomplishment that reflects the dedication, skill, and safety awareness of every single ... read more
- MJBJ Corporation selects Royal Pas Reform tech for new hatcheryPhilippine hatchery set to open next year. ... read more
- Hubbard appoints new product managerEmeric Denieul will oversee company's premium product range. ... read more
- New “Meat Matters” Guide Highlights Nutritional Benefits of Animal ProteinInformation explores the nutritional benefits of animal-sourced foods. ... read more
- Vertical Cold Storage supports global frozen food tradeCompany now has fully licensed as a U.S. Customs bonded warehouse. ... read more
- Corzo named Cobb’s managing director of global nutritionCompany says this appointment signals Cobb-Vantress’ commitment to innovation and customer-centric growth. ... read more
- New take on water data could boost poultry disease detectionArtificial intelligence can monitor changes in bird health by tracking changes in drinking routines. ... read more
- HPAI detected in southwest Virginia vulturesRICHMOND, Va. — The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources is on high alert after receiving multiple reports of groups of dead black vultures across the state, including several counties in southwest Virginia. Preliminary testing indicates that the probable cause of death is H5N1 highly pathogenic avian influenza, the department announced. While HPAI activity has been mainly concentrated in vultures, migration will likely cause mortalities in other bird species as well. ... read more
- 29,700 Minnesota turkeys included in latest HPAI incidentAPHIS reports new confirmed case of avian influenza in Otter Tail County. ... read more
- Dave’s Hot Chicken celebrating Drake with free slidersOctober 23 is the birthday of the famous rapper and Dave’s Hot Chicken investor. ... read more
- Singapore opens for imports of Brazilian egg productsNegotiations between the two countries have resulted in agreement for the future export of egg products from Brazil to Singapore. ... read more
- Oklahoma governor intervenes in suit against poultry companiesOklahomans “deserve better than endless litigation that rewards activists and trial lawyers,” says Gov. Kevin Stitt. ... read more
- Transforming Poultry Waste into Green Aviation FuelA unique collaboration demonstrates that environmental initiatives succeed when all value chain members benefit. ... read more
- Minnesota commercial flocks impacted by recent HPAI detectionsST. PAUL, Minn. — Minnesota, the nation’s number one turkey production state, continues to be impacted in its commercial turkey flocks by highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks. The fall wild bird migration is in full swing and is a likely culprit for spreading the virus along the nation’s flyways. In recent weeks, Minnesota has seen confirmed HPAI detections on commercial turkey flocks in Redwood, Kandiyohi, Meeker, Becker and Stearns counties. ... read more