News & Updates
- Hazeldenes wins Safety Smart Broiler Chicken Farming AwardAward recognizes safety leadership and innovation in Australia’s broiler sector. ... read more
- Jennie-O report explores what influences American ThanksgivingsDiversity is transforming America's most beloved meal. ... read more
- NC announces environmental award winnersSustainable agriculture champions honored for farming practices. ... read more
- It takes all 4 Jonas Brothers to make this B-Dubs orderChoosing which four appetizers to order can be tricky with three brothers involved, but luckily, they can rely on a fourth. ... read more
- Hormel recalls 4.9M pounds of frozen chicken productAUSTIN, Minn. — Hormel Foods Corp. issued a voluntary recall for about 4.9 million pounds of Hormel Fire Braised, ready-to-eat frozen chicken products, on Oct. 25. The company initiated the recall for potential contamination with pieces of metal. The affected chicken breast and thigh products have an establishment number of “P-223” and were distributed to HRI Commercial Food Service locations nationwide on various dates from Feb. 10, 2025, through Sept. ... read more
- Hubbard names Yannick Levantard area managerHe will serve the eastern and southern Africa regions. ... read more
- USAPEEC applauds trade deals with Cambodia and MalaysiaBy removing tariff and non-tariff barriers, Cambodia and Malaysia are signaling their confidence in the safety and quality of U.S. products, CEO Greg Tyler said. ... read more
- Another strong quarter recorded by Scandi StandardWith operations across Nordic countries and Ireland, Sweden-based chicken producer Scandi Standard is reporting increased sales and improved earnings in the latest quarter. ... read more
- Texas A&M Department of Poultry Science hires WilliamsShe will serve as a program coordinator, focusing on youth programs and recruitment. ... read more
- 8 more Canadian poultry flocks struck by avian fluThe most recent cases are confirmed in three provinces. ... read more
- Composting and mass mortality disposal following an HPAI outbreakJEFFERSON, Ga. — The ongoing struggle with highly pathogenic avian influenza continues from this outbreak that began in 2022. How to manage mortality disposal, minimize spread and eliminate the virus are incredibly challenging concerns. Dr. Casey Ritz, a professor, Extension poultry program coordinator, and associate head of the University of Georgia’s Department of Poultry Science, recently addressed mass bird mortality disposal following an HPAI outbreak, during a session of the ... read more
- Avian influenza reappears in Georgia broilersThe latest situation involves a flock of 139,000 broilers in Gordon County. ... read more
- Poland loses two more poultry flocks to Newcastle diseaseThe losses include broilers and breeding chickens. ... read more
- Hormel recalls nearly 5 million pounds of chicken productsThe company received complaints about metal fragments in some products. ... read more
- EDGE Industrial Technologies acquires Carbonomics to expand global footprint, product portfolioWith this acquisition, the new combined entity will be positioned to accelerate market reach, increase innovation capacity and create expanded opportunities for employees, partners and stakeholders across regions. ... read more