News & Updates
- Applications open for ‘Feed Facility of the Year’ programARLINGTON, Va. — The American Feed Industry Association and Feedstuffs have opened applications for the 2025 Feed Facility of the Year program. Applications can be submitted now through April 25. “The Feed Facility of the Year program allows facilities to see how they stack up against others in the industry, helping them identify areas for improvement and celebrate areas of excellence,” Gary Huddleston, AFIA’s director of feed manufacturing and ... read more
- 10 European countries report avian flu on poultry farmsHungary is the country most affected, with 13 new flock infections. ... read more
- Avian influenza strikes again in Ohio turkeysTwo Mercer County flocks are struck, collectively involving 31,600 turkeys. ... read more
- Inghams names Matthew Easton chief executive, New ZealandHe has held numerous leadership roles within the company since 2015. ... read more
- South Dakota law bans using tax dollars for cultivated meatUnder legislation signed by new Gov. Larry Rhoden, tax money cannot be used to purchase or research lab-grown meat. ... read more
- Michael Little named CEO of Allen Harim FoodsHis 30-year career in the poultry industry includes key operational and sales leadership roles. ... read more
- Trump pauses tariffs on Mexican, Canadian imports part of USMCAGAINESVILLE – Tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada- including some agricultural products- have been suspended on those covered under the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement until April 2. President Donald Trump announced the adjustments on Thursday afternoon. . . . Register or Login to keep reading Thank you for your interest in accessing the complete content. To continue reading, please register for free. By registering, you'll gain full ... read more
- Global flavors and chicken: A perfect match for foodserviceConsumer taste buds are becoming more adventurous. ... read more
- Study tackles slow growth broiler welfare, housing standardsResearch could help companies, consumers understand more about how to best produce poultry. ... read more
- Farmer Focus packaging redesign bets big on ESGConsumers increasingly choose to spend money with brands that match their values, showing the importance of environmental, social and governance goals. ... read more
- Tyson Foods announces executive leadership changesSPRINGDALE, Ark. — Tyson Foods Inc. has announced that Devin Cole and Brady Stewart have been promoted as part of the company’s development and succession planning process. Both Cole and Stewart’s leadership have been instrumental in helping the company fortify its foundation, build its brands and grow globally, strategic pillars they will continue to focus on in their new roles. Cole has been named group president of poultry, succeeding Wes ... read more
- Rep. Bacon tries to make sense of tariffs on CanadaRather than just going along with tariffs proposed by a leader of his own party, the Nebraska Republican seeks to know what agriculture organizations think. ... read more
- Rep. Bacon tries to make sense of tariff threats on CanadaRather than just going along with potential tariffs proposed by a leader of his own party, the Nebraska Republican seeks to know what agriculture organizations think. ... read more
- 6 Asia-Pacific states register new avian flu cases in poultryThe Philippines has had 25 poultry flocks recently affected by the virus. ... read more
- Perdue Foundation donates $100K to TidalHealth Foundation campaignSALISBURY, Md. — As part of a commitment to improve the quality of life in the Delmarva Peninsula community, the Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation has awarded a $100,000 donation to The TidalHealth Foundation “Drive For Mobile Mammography” campaign. This significant contribution is one of the largest donations to the campaign and plays a critical role in helping the TidalHealth Foundation reach its ambitious $1 million goal in ... read more