News & Updates

October 23 is the birthday of the famous rapper and Dave’s Hot Chicken investor. ... read more

Negotiations between the two countries have resulted in agreement for the future export of egg products from Brazil to Singapore. ... read more

Oklahomans “deserve better than endless litigation that rewards activists and trial lawyers,” says Gov. Kevin Stitt. ... read more

A unique collaboration demonstrates that environmental initiatives succeed when all value chain members benefit. ... read more

ST. 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

GAINESVILLE, Ga. — More than a year ago, Hurricane Helene swept through the southeast, destroying everything in its path. The storm was responsible for over 200 fatalities in the United States, making it the deadliest hurricane to hit the contiguous U.S. since Katrina in 2005, according to the National Hurricane Center’s Tropical Cyclone Report. Out of the different agricultural sectors, the poultry industry was hit the hardest by Helene, according ... read more

Hillshire’s new line includes ciabatta sandwiches and croissants. ... read more

Meanwhile, APHIS confirmed three previously reported avian influenza detections in the state. ... read more

Since the start of this month, several countries across the region have recorded the resurgence of highly pathogenic avian influenza in poultry flocks. ... read more

South Asian-inspired, protein-forward food brand is now available in chicken and vegetarian options across Canada. ... read more

Exports in September this year were only slightly below the annual high recorded in September 2024. ... read more

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. — Robotics, virtual reality and artificial intelligence could be game changers for poultry processors following promising results in research to integrate those technologies, according to Jeyam Subbiah, a professor of food science specializing in food safety engineering with the Arkansas Agricultural Experiment Station. When grocery store shelves went short of chicken products during the COVID-19 pandemic due to labor shortages, scientists like Subbiah got to thinking, “How could ... read more

She will also serve as the Saudi poultry company’s chief human resources officer. ... read more

Despite disease outbreaks and breeding stock issues, steady consumer demand continues to fuel the growth of poultry meat production internationally. ... read more

Developing countries are expected to produce almost double the amount of poultry meat in 2034, compared to developed countries. ... read more