News & Updates

As consumers who use GLP-1 drugs seek lean, protein-rich foods, the demand for ground turkey has been increasing. ... read more

Showcase what’s next for the poultry supply chain by submitting your innovation. ... read more

Kevin Ryan, co-founder and CEO of Malachite Strategy and Research, joins Elizabeth Doughman, editor, WATT PoultryUSA and Poultry Future, explore how technology is transforming the chicken consumer experience and how industry leaders can prepare. ... read more

On the last day of February, the presence of the virus is confirmed in Ontario. ... read more

ATLANTA — Kendall Snyder, North Carolina State University, was awarded the Frank Perdue Scholarship Student of the Year during the USPOULTRY Foundation College Student Career Program, held in conjunction with the 2025 International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE). This scholarship pays tribute to Frank Perdue’s commitment to mentoring young individuals pursuing careers in the poultry industry. Perdue was a dedicated supporter of the College Student Career Program, actively participating in ... read more

Consumers feel impact of dwindling egg supply caused by HPAI outbreaks in layer operations. ... read more

NEW ORLEANS — The Port of New Orleans and Lineage Inc. announce newly added services for the global food supply chain. In-house USDA import inspections will now take place at Lineage’s Jourdan Road cold storage facility in New Orleans East. I-Houses, or import houses, are facilities that specialize in streamlined, on-site USDA inspection services for imported proteins. The new import service complements Lineage’s existing USDA export inspection services at its ... read more

WASHINGTON — A veteran of international trade from President Donald Trump’s first term will be the new U.S. Trade Representative. Jamieson Greer was confirmed to the post by the U.S. Senate on Feb. 26 by a 56 to 43 vote. This confirmation comes just days before a March 4 deadline of tariffs with Canada and Mexico. “It is my honor to be confirmed by the Senate to serve as ... read more

While sales have started in the U.K., the product is limited to one retail outlet. ... read more

While sales have started in the U.K., the product is limited to one retail outlet. ... read more

Senate agriculture committee is told a lack of indemnity payments make it more difficult for affected growers to mitigate economic loss and even remain in business. ... read more

Ducks and turkeys are lost in the latest wave of confirmed avian flu cases. ... read more

UTRECHT, Netherlands — According to RaboResearch’s recently published “World Poultry Map,” poultry trade flows have changed significantly since 2018 due to slower market growth, more trade restrictions, higher volatility, and the emergence of new players. Brazil has emerged as the main exporter, capturing 90 percent of global trade growth, with Thailand, China, Ukraine, and Russia also increasing their market presence. In the coming years, the market is expected to continue ... read more

Jim Snee says giving consideration to internal and external candidates is “absolutely the right thing to do,” but adds that the company already employs many strong leaders. ... read more

WASHINGTON — Soaring prices, shortages, highly pathogenic avian influenza, and more are leading to daily updates on the nation’s “egg-flation” situation. The retail price for a dozen large, grade A eggs reached $4.95 in January numbers released by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. And egg prices for 2025 are now anticipated to increase 41.1 percent, according to the USDA’s Economic Research Service in its most recent “Food Price Outlook” released ... read more