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Aviagen SAU inaugurates new hatchery in Spain

Aviagen® SAU has inaugurated a new hatchery in Spain, which will serve the needs of Ross® customers in Spain, Portugal and Morocco.

Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Meyn to participate at MercoAgro

August 14, 2018 Meyn to participate at MercoAgro Press release At MercoAgro, Meyn offers innovative solutions to ensure their current and future customers profitability and success. Especially for the Brazil market, Meyn has many poultry processing solutions tailored to that local market. Recently, automation is becoming more important for the Brazilian processors due to the new regulations and export requirements. In response to this growing demand of automation, Meyn presents several solutions ideal for Brazilian poultry processors to provide them a much higher level of production, greater production efficiency, a more consistent and manageable process with higher yield. With a modular design, the Meyn solutions can be tailored to meet customer specific requirements, whether that be an upgrade an existing slaughter line or a new line installation while saving hundreds of FTEs, with consistent product quality. Meyn welcomes all guests to Merco Agro at Chapeco Brazil in Hall 3, at booth 201. Slaughte

Tuesday, August 14, 2018
German hatchery business opts for two HatchCare chick storage rooms

August 14, 2018 German hatchery business opts for two HatchCare chick storage rooms HatchTech has announced a new agreement with its Germany-based customer, Optibrut GmbH, to install two HatchCare Chick Storage Rooms at the company's hatchery in Nordhorn, Lower Saxony. The installation will allow Optibrut to store 276,000 newly-hatched chicks in excellent conditions, providing them with feed, water, light and fresh air. For day-old chicks to be able to thrive, it is also crucial that the facilities where the birds are stored provide the right environmental conditions for their wellbeing and development. Specifically, chicks should maintain an ideal body temperature of between 104°F and 105°F. If this temperature rises any higher, the chicks begin to experience heat stress and are at an increased risk of dehydration. The HatchCare Chick Storage Room is carefully designed to deliver the specific ambient temperature and uniform airflow chicks need to experience outstanding development and superior qualit

Tuesday, August 14, 2018
Yara attends AQUA 2018

August 13, 2018 Yara attends AQUA 2018 Founded in 1905, Yara International ASA is a Norwegian-based company that delivers solutions for sustainable agriculture and the environment and ensures the safety and efficiency of industry operations. Yara has a worldwide presence, with sales to 150 countries. Its solutions support healthy and effective development of various agriculture sectors, including aquaculture, poultry, pigs and cattle. The high digestibility of phosphorus in Bolifor MAP and Bolifor MSP feed phosphates maximise feed productivity and reduce the discharge of phosphorus ensuring a sustainable aquaculture industry. Visit Yara at AQUA 2018 at Montpellier, France Level 2, Stand 168, from August 25 - 29 to discuss your Aqua Nutrition needs.

Monday, August 13, 2018
Cargill opens innovation center to boost fish farming standards in Indonesia

Cargill has opened an aquaculture innovation center in Indonesia as part of an effort to work with freshwater fish farmers in improving farming and feeding standards.

Monday, August 13, 2018
ICC Brazil to participate in poultry congress in Honduras

ICC Brazil will present scientifically proven solutions which benefit broiler's health at the Central American and Caribbean Poultry Congress on August 21-23.

Monday, August 13, 2018
Vietnam to become a major market player ofthe aquaculture sector by 2050

August 13, 2018 Vietnam to become a major market player ofthe aquaculture sector by 2050 Vietnam is currently rankedas the fourth-largest producer of seafood from aquaculture, behind China, Indonesia and India. Last year, the country produced a totalof 7.23 million tonnes of seafood, among which, farmed seafood makes up for more than 53%, totalling to 3.84 million tonnes. The figures tabulated an increase of 5.2% year-on-year as compared to the production value in 2016. As Vietnam's aquaculture sector continues to flourish, the local government and industry stakeholders have recently invested more interest on the development of the industry, Tran Dinh Luan, deputy director of Vietnam's Fisheries General Department, said during a workshop in Hanoi, in early July. Co-organised by the Vietnam Seaculture Association, Vietnam's Fisheries General Department and the US Soybean Export Council (USSEC), the workshop focused on Vietnam's draft national strategy for marine aquaculture development through 2030.

Monday, August 13, 2018
US trade tariffs may cause China to consider other markets for meat imports

August 13, 2018 US trade tariffs may cause China to consider other markets for meat imports US trade tariffs, instead of pressuring China to buy American meat, may push the latter to source from other countries. "When the US prices go so expensive after the duties ... we will source from other origins," said Zhang Lihui, Shanghai manager for global meat company PMI Foods. As a result of China's retaliatory tariffs, US pork and beef are being priced exorbitantly, making it less likely that Chinese importers will continue buying these products from the US, Agence France-Presse reported. "Like for beef, we will buy more from Australia, we will buy more from South America, and maybe a little bit more from Canada," Zhang added. Following China's tariffs imposed in July, PMI Foods has stopped bringing in cuts of US pork into China. The company has already ceased importing cuts of US pork meat into China after Beijing's tariffs - imposed last month in response to Trump's initial duties on Chinese goods - d

Monday, August 13, 2018
Philippines mulls reduction of tariffs on meat, fish imports

In the face of rising food prices, Philippine economic managers have recommended reducing the tariffs on fish, corn, meat (particularly chicken) and wheat imports to a uniform 5%.

Monday, August 13, 2018
Weak Chinese pig prices seen to drag down trade

Chinese live pig prices are still around 10% lower than year earlier levels as of late July despite some upward momentum since May, according to AHDB Pork.

Friday, August 10, 2018

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