News & Updates
- Will we see greater depth, clarity in poultry processing?New technologies for poultry processing not only offer greater access to hard-to-reach places, but also offer a clearer view of operations, and greater comfort for workers. ... read more
- USPOULTRY Financial Management Seminar discusses team development and cybersecurityTUCKER, Ga. — The U.S. Poultry & Egg Association’s Financial Management Seminar welcomed more than 150 poultry industry financial professionals in Amelia Island, Fla. A multidisciplinary slate of speakers delivered an impressive array of knowledge to address the issues faced by finance managers, accountants and other financial professionals. With a high-energy presentation on “Leading Through Change,” Dr. Rick Goodman of S.T.A Consulting, a keynote speaker and author, kicked off the ... read more
- Resource Agribusiness Group announces sting of investmentsNumerous projects will see broiler and feed production increase, building the company’s export capacity. ... read more
- From precision to responsible layer dietsPrecision nutrition offers significant benefits for laying hens, but it is time to start thinking about responsible nutrition. ... read more
- Could eggshells be more valuable than eggs?Potential uses for eggshells continue to grow, and in ever-more valuable areas. ... read more
- Austria’s poultry output falls, welfare still strongBoth poultry meat and egg production have declined in Austria, but welfare remains central to production. ... read more
- Asia's Poultry Sector: Growth & Opportunities AheadGrowing demand and ever-more sophisticated consumers mean plenty of opportunities for Asia’s broiler and egg producers, but the continent is not without its challenges. ... read more
- How Brazil’s poultry industry grows its presence abroadThe world’s largest poultry meat exporter gained access to 10 more markets last year. ... read more
- Which countries lead high value chicken trade?Trade in high value processed chicken and chicken breasts is highly concentrated, but the number of importers and exports is expected to grow. ... read more
- Kraft Heinz recalls turkey bacon over Listeria concernsNo illnesses have been reported but 367,812 pounds of Oscar Mayer turkey bacon are recalled as a precaution. ... read more
- Argentina wins Guiness World Record for roasted chickenMore than 270 square meters of grills roasting 4,750 chickens, equivalent to 8,672 kg of chicken meat, won Argentina the Guiness World Record. ... read more
- Cost of July 4th cookouts nearly unchanged, says Farm BureauWASHINGTON — Families celebrating the Fourth of July holiday continue to find high prices at the grocery store, based on the 2025 American Farm Bureau Federation annual marketbasket survey. An Independence Day cookout will cost $70.92 for 10 guests this year. This is down only 30 cents from last year’s record-high cost. At $7.09 per person, 2025 will be the second-highest cost since Farm Bureau began the survey in 2013. ... read more
- U.S. poultry exports gaining expanded opportunities to NamibiaWASHINGTON — United States poultry exporters now have greater market access to Namibia through new trade terms that began on July 1, for fresh, frozen, and chilled poultry exports. USDA estimates this market’s potential to be valued at $15 million. The USDA adds that successful negotiations have removed export and market transit permit requirements for processed poultry products to the Namibian market. “President Trump is renegotiating the status quo ... read more
- Perdue's Super Bowl Marketing: A Winning RecipeAsking Super Bowl viewers to “wing it” helped boost brand awareness and social media engagement. ... read more
- Canadian poultry completes 2 months with no new HPAI casesSo far in 2025, four provinces have had confirmed cases of avian influenza in commercial poultry. ... read more