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Heat stress special: Coming soon
03-03 | News

Heat stress special: Coming soon

It has been reported that a severe shortage of foreign currency needed to import corn and soybeans – the 2 key feed components – has left many producers unable to secure supplies. Image created with the help of AI (Reve)
02-03 | News

Iran’s poultry sector faces cannibalism, currency collapse and feed shortages

VIDEO: VIV Europe 2026 is all about innovation
02-03 | Article

VIDEO: VIV Europe 2026 is all about innovation

Poultry business update: What did you miss this February?
02-03 | News

Poultry business update: What did you miss this February?

In the autumn and winter of 2025/26, thousands of grey cranes died of avian influenza in Germany and other parts of Europe. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)
27-02 | News

Battling bird flu – Friedrich Loeffler Institute’s 20-year report

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26-02 | News

DSM-Firmenich to divest Animal Nutrition & Health

Egypt will import frozen poultry and poultry parts to boost market supply and lower consumer prices. Image created with the help of AI.
26-02 | News

Poultry farmers protest Egypt’s decision to open doors to imports

A new avian influenza outbreak has been confirmed at a commercial poultry breeding farm in Ranchos, about 120 km from Buenos Aires in Argentina. Photo: Senasa
25-02 | News

Argentina confirms new case of avian influenza

A notable finding was that female chicks incubated under light weighed more at 4 weeks of age than those reared in darkness. Photo: Bart Nijs
25-02 | News

Could light‑incubated eggs benefit chicks?

South African poultry industry’s progress over the past decade is the result of sustained investment and structural reform, even under conditions of constrained consumer spending, high input costs, and recurring external shocks. Image generated with the help of AI (Reve)
25-02 | Article

Is South Africa the second most competitive poultry producer in the world?

VIDEO: VIV Europe 2026 will bring more than 600 exhibitors
24-02 | Article

VIDEO: VIV Europe 2026 will bring more than 600 exhibitors

Analysts warn that expanding poultry imports from Latin America will incur irreversible damage to the family poultry farms segment. By 2030, farms operating on areas of 10-50 ha will see their income drop by up to 40%, which will likely result in a wave of consolidation, with a large portion of medium-sized players eventually disappearing. Image generated with the help of AI (Reve)
24-02 | News

EU-Mercosur agreement to halve profits of Poland’s poultry farmers

Marc Hayes, Yum! chief supply chain officer Europe: “Long-term sourcing commitments from retailers are essential to ensuring producers and the supply chain have the confidence to invest.” Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)
23-02 | News

KFC commits to 35% British-sourced chicken by 2026 with £100m investment

Vaccination against avian influenza in Poultry World 1
23-02 | News

Vaccination against avian influenza in Poultry World 1

Egypt currently employs about 3.5 million people in its poultry and related sectors. Image created with the help of AI (Reve.art)
23-02 | News

Exploring Africa’s poultry powerhouses – a spotlight on Egypt