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Biomin America to pay fine for Cuba sanctions violations

Biomin America has reached a settlement with the U.S. Department of the Treasury for violating sanctions against Cuba.

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Congress seeks FEMA aid for livestock depopulation

Members of Congress have asked President Donald Trump to provide guidance on how the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) can help farmers depopulate and dispose of livestock during the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.

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Animal Agriculture Alliance hires Emily Solis as communications specialist

Animal Agriculture Alliance hires communications specialist.

Animal Feed Manufacturers

Tyson begins construction on Arkansas feed mill

Tyson has begun construction on a new US$65 million feed mill in Hempstead County, Arkansas.

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Elanco 2020 Q1 earnings down 10% due to COVID-19

Find out what actions Elanco took when COVID-19 impacted its commercial distribution partners' liquidity and how it impacted its first quarter earnings.

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Unibio to boost sustainable production of protein

Skretting signs a letter of intent with Unibio and begins testing Uniprotein.

AFIA and KSU launch modules

AFIA and Kansas State University launch modules.

African Swine Fever

India reports first cases of African swine fever

Find out how African swine fever continues to spread throughout Southeast Asia and Europe — now reaching six districts of northeastern India.

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Tonisity holds a series of webinars

Tonisity holds a webinar series on piglets in the first week of life.

Animal welfare starts with animal caretakers

Animal welfare is usually approached from an animal’s point of view, but it is also important to think about it through the viewpoint of the people who care for the animals on-farm.

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COVID-19 meat processing plant closures for week of May 3

Find out more about the meat processing and packing facilities that have closed due to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19).

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African Swine Fever

Tyson Foods sees COVID-19 opportunities, challenges

Challenges stemming from the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic are hitting Tyson Foods’ U.S. producers, but the company has seen opportunities abroad as China emerges from lockdown.

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