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Poland lost as much as 1.8 million broiler breeders due to the AI outbreaks in 2021. Photo: Koos Groenewold
07-10-2021 | News

Polish poultry industry recovers, but market remains rough

The Covid-19 vaccination rate in Korea is increasing, and chicken demand is rising with the resumption of more normal economic activity, including those in the eventing and hospitality sectors. Photo: Sava Bobov
06-10-2021 | News

South Korea’s poultry sector recovers from bird flu

Supply of poultry meat is plentiful, but labour is in short supply due to Covid-19 issues and travel restrictions of workers. Photo: Ruud Ploeg
06-10-2021 | News

Some supply, labour issue in poultry sector following Covid

Marc Klumper has been the new publisher for Misset International since September 2021. Photo: Vincent ter Beek
06-10-2021 | News

Misset appoints new publisher for Poultry World

White striping is a muscle disease that is reported to impact 50-96% of fast-growing chickens and is a consequence of fast growth rates. Photo: Jan Willem Schouten
05-10-2021 | News

White striping widely prevalent in US supermarket chicken

AVEC is keen to see a fair transition towards more sustainable European poultry meat production, but said it was necessary for EU authorities to guarantee and enforce a level playing field with international trade partners. Photo: Lex Salverda
04-10-2021 | News

European poultry meat sector develops Sustainability Charter

The NFU has argued that UK egg producers invested nearly £400m in 2012 when they replaced battery cages, which had led to a big improvement in animal welfare. Photo: Koos Groenewold
04-10-2021 | News

New bid to end cages for UK laying hens launched

Photo: Dreamstime
01-10-2021 | News

September Business Update: What’s new in the world of poultry?

The 2 single-floor, cage-free barns in Dong Nai province house 6,000 birds and can bring around 1.5 million cage-free eggs to the market a year. Photo: V.Food
01-10-2021 | News

Vietnam’s first certified cage-free egg brand launched

A research team at the University of Georgia gathered and analysed vast amounts of data to determine the likely origins behind the global spread of Salmonella Enteritidis. Photo: Dr StClaire
30-09-2021 | News

Poultry breeding stocks likely source of Salmonella