The rise of the food nationalism era Feed Strategy Staff | September 26, 2022 Food export restrictions embarked on by a growing number of countries may herald a beginning of a dangerous […]
Grain market chaos cripples Eastern European feed sector Feed Strategy Staff | September 26, 2022 Farmers across Eastern Europe are falling into despair, seeing no signs of an upcoming price relief in the […]
ForFarmers temporarily changes management Ann Reus | September 23, 2022 Company says CEO Chris Deen is absent for health reasons ForFarmers has temporarily changed management of the company […]
EFSA publishes guidance to improve animal welfare Jackie Linden | September 21, 2022 For farm livestock transported individually — such as cattle and pigs — the food safety body for the […]
EU feed mills urged to ‘act now’ to mitigate energy costs Emma Penrod | September 16, 2022 Feed experts trade strategies to cope with high commodity, energy costs at international event Feed mills must begin […]
Pork producer Danish Crown to cut 350 jobs Ann Reus | September 16, 2022 Cuts at 2 slaughterhouses due to higher feed and energy prices for farmers Europe’s largest pork producer, Danish […]
Leading Russian pork company hit by ASF Jackie Linden | September 12, 2022 So far this year, 25 regions in western Russia have detected at least one case of African swine […]
Pilgrim’s UK commits to supporting British farmers Jackie Linden | September 7, 2022 After a challenging year for the pig meat sector across the United Kingdom, Pilgrim’s UK reports its business […]
First ASF outbreaks of the year in 4 more Russian regions Jackie Linden | September 2, 2022 Ninety days of ASF-related pig movement restrictions in the German state of Baden-Wurttemberg have been lifted. Two developments […]
2 west Russian farms hit by African swine fever Jackie Linden | August 22, 2022 From training dogs to sniff out ASF in pigs to calling on governments for further controls, European countries […]
