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Export markets are raising the bar on traceability, antibiotic residue controls, and carbon footprint management, forcing Vietnam's livestock producers to restructure.
A special task force is proposing reforms to raw-milk pricing and quota allocations to stop the Dairy Farming Promotion Organization from purchasing more milk than it can process and sell, as the agency's losses mount and trade liberalisation with Australia and New Zealand approaches.
Argentina has secured access to the Indonesian market for beef and offal exports, adding another major supplier to a key Australian export destination.
Belarus plans to ship 20,000 tonnes of milk powder to Indonesia by end-2026 as it rapidly expands dairy export capacity, with national milk production projected to reach 12 million tonnes this year.
Indonesia on July 20 broke ground on what is expected to become the country's largest dairy farm as the government called for local and foreign investors to build 20 large-scale dairy farms to reduce the country's heavy reliance on imported milk.
Fonterra Co-operative Group Ltd has on July 13 updated its forecast 2026/27 Farmgate Milk Price off the back of declining prices at recent Global Dairy Trade (GDT) auctions.
Pork, chicken and beef imports all rose by double digits as African swine fever continues to constrain domestic livestock production.
Two memoranda of understanding (MoUs) signed on July 9 are expected to drive the economic development of Sabah, Malaysia, through a mixed-development project in Tuaran and a proposed large-scale dairy industry project in Keningau, supporting the state's RM120 billion (US$28.3 billion) gross domestic product (GDP) target under Sabah Maju Jaya 2.0.
Approved Russian exporters must hold HACCP certification, comply with strict heat treatment standards and obtain registration with Chinese authorities before shipments can enter.
The provincial plan also sets shrimp and fish production targets and mandates full adoption of smart farming technologies across large-scale livestock operations.
The French animal nutrition cooperative is using life cycle assessment data to help feed manufacturers and livestock farmers quantify and reduce their carbon footprints.
The new framework fills a regulatory gap left by earlier biosafety laws, but a moratorium on GM maize cultivation dating to 2019 remains in place, leaving the feed sector's most immediate interest unresolved.
The government of Bulgaria is preparing measures to support dairy farming, aimed at reducing the administrative burden, stricter control over food quality, and limiting unfair trade practices.
Extreme heat in France has killed hundreds of thousands of poultry, overwhelming carcass collection services and prompting authorities to consider on-farm burial in the two biggest poultry-producing regions, agricultural organisations said.
Taiwan was certified clear of African swine fever in April, just six months after its first outbreak, with the agriculture minister citing the rapid recovery as evidence of strong animal disease control capabilities.
A dairy production facility has started operations in Munk settlement of Khovaling district, Tajikistan's Khatlon region.
New Zealand's milk production is forecast to set another record for both May collections and the 2025/2026 season, according to a trading update from the New Zealand stock exchange (NZX).
Pictor Holdings Inc., a global targeted proteomic platform company, highlighted the publication of an independent peer-reviewed study conducted by researchers at Texas A&M University and published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science evaluating the Pictor PictVet® assay for monitoring anti-Mycoplasma bovis (M. bovis) IgG antibodies in bovine nasopharyngeal swabs.
Poultry giant Ingham's locked down chicken farms in Western Australia after at least two cases of H5N1 bird flu were confirmed on the state's remote south coast and authorities raced to work out whether the virus is spreading nationwide through vulnerable wildlife.
Dairy executives warn of a possible 3-4% increase by July following an already implemented 2-3% hike in May, as deficient monsoon risks compound rising feed costs.
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