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Alltech Asia: Creating a Planet of Plenty from a dynamic region

"To create a more abundant world, we must collaborate across industries and geographies, and discover, test and apply new ideas," once said Dr. Mark Lyons, president and CEO of Alltech, at the 2019 ONE: The Alltech Ideas Conference, where he revealed the new vision for the company - "Working Together for a Planet of Pl ...

Alltech and DLG form second joint venture to serve Scandinavian market

Alltech and DLG Group (DLG) are joining forces for a second time, with a focus on delivering greater profitability and efficiency to livestock producers in Scandinavia.

Chr. Hansen Animal Health: Growing a customer-centric culture

With an original focus on the dairy food chain, and on developing bacterial cultures for milk fermentation, that remains central to the company's DNA and business, 147-year-old Chr. Hansen is today pursuing its 2025 Strategy under new CEO Mauricio Graber. "Let's grow a better world. Naturally" calls for a strong focus ...
Alltech Asia: Creating a Planet of Plenty from a dynamic region
Alltech and DLG form second joint venture to serve Scandinavian market
Chr. Hansen Animal Health: Growing a customer-centric culture
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Monday, September 15, 2003
Taiwan, South Korea Want Certified No Canada Beef In US Exports
September 15, 2003 Taiwan, South Korea Want Certified No Canada Beef In US Exports Taiwan and South Korea want the U.S. to certify that none of its exports contain beef from Canada, much like the regulations required by Japan, according to U.S. industry and government officials. In a copy of a letter Taiwan sent this w ...
Friday, September 12, 2003
Japan, US Will Have To Rewrite Beef Trade Program Soon
September 12, 2003 Japan, US Will Have To Rewrite Beef Trade Program Soon The U.S. and Japan will likely have to begin talks soon to rewrite a program that allows U.S. beef exports to flow to Japan because the U.S. Department of Agriculture is preparing to allow live Canadian cattle across the border, officials with th ...
Thursday, September 11, 2003
Japan Schools Still Avoid Beef Due To BSE Fears
September 11, 2003 Japan Schools Still Avoid Beef Due To BSE Fears Hundreds of Japan's public elementary and junior high schools with student lunch programs are still refusing to use beef because of worries about mad cow disease, according to a recent government survey. The study, conducted last month by Japan's Agricu ...
Thursday, September 11, 2003
Canada Welcomes Resumption of Beef Movement; US Senator Urges Caution
September 11, 2003 Canada Welcomes Resumption of Beef Movement; US Senator Urges Caution News that Canadian boneless beef shipments to the U.S. resumed Wednesday was welcomed by the Canadian Cattlemen's Association (CCA), while U.S. senator Tom Harkin is urging some caution in the granting of the export licenses in ord ...
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
Russia Starts Inspections to Accept Canadian Beef
September 10, 2003 Russia Starts Inspections to Accept Canadian Beef   Russian officials will inspect Canadian beef slaughter plants within the month, part of an effort to restart beef trade after Canada reported a case of mad cow disease, Canadian officials said on Tuesday. The Russian Federation, one of more than 30 ...
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
Chile Bans Argentine Beef Imports On Foot & Mouth Outbreak
September 10, 2003 Chile Bans Argentine Beef Imports On Foot & Mouth Outbreak   Chile has temporarily suspended imports of Argentine beef due to the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in its neighbor across the Andes, Chile's government agriculture and livestock service, SAG, said late Monday. It has stepped up control ...
Wednesday, September 10, 2003
Russia Eases Ban on Canadian Beef Imports
September 10, 2003 Russia Eases Ban on Canadian Beef Imports Russia has joined the U.S. and Mexico in officially announcing it will allow a partial resumption of beef imports from Canada, according to a release from Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada. Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Minister Lyle Vanclief and Canadian I ...
Tuesday, September 9, 2003
South African Beef Production Seen around 650,000 Tons
September 9, 2003 South African Beef Production Seen around 650,000 Tons Livestock and meat production has been very constant over the past few years as weather conditions have been generally favorable. Unfortunately the absence of statistical information makes meaningful analysis of minor trends impossible. The cattle ...
Monday, September 8, 2003
Argentina Confirms Foot-And-Mouth Outbreak; Brazil Bans Argentine Beef Imports After the Confirmation
September 8, 2003 Argentina Confirms Foot-And-Mouth Outbreak; Brazil Bans Argentine Beef Imports After the Confirmation Argentina's food and animal inspection agency, Senasa, on Friday confirmed an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease at a slaughterhouse near Argentina's northern border with Bolivia. Confirmation of the ...
Monday, September 8, 2003
Imports of Beef and Pork to Hong Kong Expected to Increase Moderately;Imports of Chilled Pork from Thailand Expected to Decrease
September 8, 2003 Imports of Beef and Pork to Hong Kong Expected to Increase Moderately;Imports of Chilled Pork from Thailand Expected to Decrease Imports of beef and pork to Hong Kong from all sources, excluding re-exports to China, are expected to increase moderately by 3 percent and 2 percent respectively for 2003.  ...
Friday, September 5, 2003
Uruguay Postpones Imports of Argentine Beef
September 5, 2003 Uruguay Postpones Imports of Argentine Beef  On Sept 4, Uruguay suspended the import of meat from Argentina after suspected cases of the foot-and-mouth virus in Argentina's northern province of Salta. Health officials in Paraguay and Bolivia recently reported outbreaks of the disease, sparking concern ...
Friday, September 5, 2003
Cattle & Beef Production in Turkey Decreases
September 5, 2003 Cattle & Beef Production in Turkey Decreases Turkey's cattle numbers and beef and veal production continue to decline even though domestic demand has increased, resulting in high meat prices, according to a U.S. Department of Agriculture attache report posted Sept 4 on the Foreign Agricultural Service ...
Friday, September 5, 2003
Canada and U.S. Establish Beef Export Rules
September 5, 2003 Canada and U.S. Establish Beef Export Rules Canada and the United States have agreed on details about how Canadian slaughter plants can process boneless beef from young cattle for export, beef industry officials said on Sept 4. The agreement should pave the way for the first significant exports of Can ...
Thursday, September 4, 2003
Australia's Beef Exports to Japan Decline
September 4, 2003 Australia's Beef Exports to Japan Decline Australia's beef exports to Japan declined 15% in August compared to July, with 21,264 tons shipped. Chilled beef amounted to 11,848 tons while 9,416 tons of frozen product were shipped, a fall of 14% and 15% respectively, compared to a month earlier. Chilled ...
Thursday, September 4, 2003
Hong Kong Imports Of Beef, Pork Seen Up In 2003
September 4, 2003 Hong Kong Imports Of Beef, Pork Seen Up In 2003  Imports of beef and pork to Hong Kong from all sources, excluding re-exports to China, are expected to increase moderately by 3% and 2% respectively for 2003, according to information from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Foreign Agricultural Servic ...
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Thursday, January 7, 2021
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