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Canada has become the latest country to impose retaliatory tariffs on US meat

Canada hikes up US beef export tariffs

By Ashley Williams

The US is facing further retaliations from the global meat industry after the Canadian government slapped tariffs on $170m worth of US beef products.

The Gardein and Hungry-Man brands will become part of Conagra Brands' portfolio

Conagra Brands acquires Pinnacle Foods shares

By Ashley Williams

US packaged foods company Conagra Brands has reached an agreement with manufacturer Pinnacle Foods to acquire its remaining shares and debts, in a deal worth $10.9 billion.

The investment will improve animal health and welfare standards for swines

Canada invests $12.7m in swine sector innovation

By Ashley Williams

Canada’s Ministry of Agriculture has invested CA$12.7m to Swine Innovation Porc to facilitate research into the swine sector under the Canadian Agricultural Partnership program.

The FDA is to hold a debate on lab-grown meat next month

FDA to debate lab-grown meat

By Aidan Fortune

The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is to hold a public meeting to discuss foods produced using animal cell culture technology.

BRF have named Pedro Palentre as CEO and Lorival Nogueira Luz Junior as global chief operating officer

BRF undergoes management shake-up

By Ashley Williams

Brazilian meat firm BRF has named a new CEO and global chief operating officer amid plans to reverse its fortunes after a challenging year.

Is the thriving US pork market about to plummet?

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Is the Mexico tariff on US pork about to tarnish its reputation?

By Ashley Williams

High demand from Mexico for US pork during April resulted in a new volume record, according to data compiled by the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF), but with sharp Mexican tariffs slapped on US pork last week, are we about to witness a significant decline...

The Marfrig deal was criticised by US senators over food safety concerns

US fails in bid to stop National Beef Packing deal

By Ashley Williams

US senators have failed in its attempt to stop Marfrig Global Foods acquiring US processor National Beef Packing Company after the Brazilian firm received authorisation for the deal.

The pact aims to inform employees and stakeholders in Brazil of relevant anti-corruption laws

JBS pledges to public anti-corruption pact

By Ashley Williams

JBS has signed the Business Integrity and Anticorruption Pact, a public commitment undertaken by state-owned and private sector companies to spread best business practices and develop greater integrity across the market.

The Trump trade war could have a significant impact on US pork

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Trump trade war: Mexico slaps tariffs on US pork

By Ashley Williams

Mexico plans to impose pork tariffs on some US cuts and products following President Donald Trump’s introduction of tariffs on US steel and aluminium imports, according to the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

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Cargill ‘gets serious’ about international poultry

By Aidan Fortune

In an exclusive interview granted to GlobalMeatNews, Cargill’s group president of international protein Chris Langholz outlined how the business wants to “get serious” about poultry.

Several factors have been highlighted that could change the global beef market

Rabobank results: beef supply pressures build in global market

By Ashley Williams

US weather conditions, low Brazilian domestic export prices and changes to live cattle trading have all been highlighted as potential factors that could change the course of the global beef market, according to Rabobank Beef Q2 results.

Electronic logging devices will become mandatory for livestock hauliers from the 1 October

NCBA concerns over mandate regulation for livestock hauliers

By Ashley Williams

The National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) has applauded the introduction of the Transporting Livestock Across American Safety Act (TLAAS) following concerns over the mandate electronic logging devices for livestock hauliers and existing Hours of...

Brazil's trade bans has prompted planned closures of two Aurora poultry plants

Brazil trade unrest risks further plant suspensions for Aurora

By Ashley Williams

Brazilian poultry processor Aurora has urged the Government to re-establish international trade relations or risk further plant suspensions following the planned closure of two of its plants in the Santa Catarina region.

Tyson Fresh Meats has launched a new butchery program

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Tyson launches butcher education scheme

By Aidan Fortune

Tyson Fresh Meats, the beef and pork subsidiary of Tyson Foods, has launched the Chairman’s Reserve Prime Pork Certified Butcher Program.

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