After three years of intense deflation, the world dairy market has finally turned the corner. Demand is growing at a healthy pace, prices are firming up and look set to do so for several years.

Europe may be the world's largest, most mature agribusiness market but it is no longer its slowest growing one. An ideal combination of fast growing Eastern European markets and Western European financial and technological capital transformed the region into a major world protein supplier.

Asian and Mexican importers, European exporters challenge North America's market dominance.

Religion makes Southeast Asia a natural market for chicken. Official policies constrain its potential.

Feed output is 50 million tonnes below expectations as meat imports skyrocket.

After years of stagnation, feed output has taken an upward turn. Consolidation accelerates, although some regions and protein lines still flounder.

How disease outbreaks levelled off world poultry production, boosted chicken meat exports and changed the fortunes of leading suppliers.

The entire field of livestock supplements finds itself in a two-way dilemma. On one side, many American and Asian integrators are resisting moving away from antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs). But how long can they can resist in the face of growing scientific evidence about the menace they pose, when organisations like ...

The entire field of livestock supplements finds itself in a two-way dilemma. On one side, many American and Asian integrators are resisting moving away from antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs). But how long can they can resist in the face of growing scientific evidence about the menace they pose, when organisations like ...

There is something happening in aquaculture which no one is talking about but will be too obvious to deny if it continues. Once the world's fastest growing protein line, aquaculture is now disappointing growth expectations - and official statistics have yet to capture the full gravity of the sector's slowdown.