MLBA Edition 5
Controlling pathogens: There's more to it than technology or capital
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MLBA5: October / November 2008
MEAT OF THE MATTER FOCUS
When it comes to minimizing pathogens in their meat and livestock, both China & the US have a lot to learn from a small, inconspicuous country like Thailand. The first lesson is that consolidation is not always a good thing.
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MARKET
A long way to go for Indian piggery
 
Why pork production lags behind even in areas with high demand such as India's northeast is the million-rupee question.
Thai 'aquatic chicken' for the world
 
Now one of the world's leading shrimp and poultry exporter, Thailand wants to replicate its success by going all out for the tilapia.
China's hog market to benefit from greater foreign investment
 
There has been some non-traditional source of investment in China's hog and meat indusĀ­tries in the past years. What does it mean for China's hog industry?
SUPPLY CHAIN
India's bird of hope
 
A product of more than 20 years of genetic breeding, the Kuroiler, the layer that survives on scavenging but makes five times more eggs than the local hen, has revolutionized India's poultry industry.
Integral livestock systems attuned to evolving needs
 
Complete and up-to-date livestock systems have become major necessities to closely respond to livestock producers' ever expanding needs in a time of burĀ­geoning demand for meat protein and challenged supply.
INDUSTRY
Updates on...
 
TGM's sausages - Thai-made, German heritage, world market; Tyson enters third poultry joint venture in China; Schering-Plough and Pfizer deal gets the nod; CP Group's Vietnam business to invest in shrimp farm; Brazil's Biorigin buys Immunocorp Animal Health.
New Products
 
Imugene's new vaccine promises greater protection against PRRS, Intervet/Schering-Plough introduces Onset 5 IN vaccine for cattle.
Movers
 
Aviagen appoints new general manager; AgFeed appoints new Chief Operating Officer; DuPont announces leadership changes
LIVESTOCK HEALTH
Diagnosing subclinical mastitis
 
Dairy farmers and veterinarians across the world know well that mastitis means losses - loss of time and money. The disease cripples milch cows and in almost all cases the animal is never able to return to its peak milk yield.
MEAT OPERATION
Electrical stimulation for meat tenderness
 
Electrical stimulation enhances certain quality characteristics such as lean color, lean firmness and visibility of marbling.
COLD CUTS
Philippine aquaculture: Making headway in sustainability and development
 
MEAT & LIVESTOCK Business Asia talked to Dr. Rafael D. Guerrero III, executive director of the Philippine Council for Aquatic Marine Research and Development, on his views on the industry's developments and how the country would respond to current challenges.
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