Meat

Hans Kissle Company's sweet and sour chicken was subject to the recall

Processing defect sparks chicken recall

By Oscar Rousseau

US-based Hans Kissle Company has recalled more than 6,000lbs (2,721kg) of ready-to-eat chicken, as a possible processing flaw raised concerns that bacterial pathogens may be present in the meat.

Sonny Perdue is set to named US Ag Sec in Donald Trump's administration

Trump to pick Perdue for Ag Secretary

By Oscar Rousseau

Donald Trump is set to nominate former Georgia governor Sonny Perdue as secretary of the US Department of Agriculture as the President-elect’s inauguration looms closer.

The product is beleived to contain 'Blackened Chicken' made with both milk and wheat

Perfect Fit Meals issues chicken breast recall

By Oscar Rousseau

Texas-based healthy meal and snack business Perfect Fit Meals has recalled over 3,000 pounds (lb) of chicken breast products due to misbranding and undeclared ingredients.

The study indicated breast cancer mortality rates fell among women consuming smoked poultry or fish

Breast cancer and barbecued meat link slammed

By Oscar Rousseau

Experts have questioned a US study’s claims that higher consumption of grilled, barbecued or smoked meat may increase the premature mortality risk posed to breast cancer survivors.

The US government said the changes will better protect farmers

Meat industry anger over midnight GIPSA rule

By Oscar Rousseau

A cross-section of US meat bodies have reacted vociferously to proposed regulatory changes from government to protect farmers from “egregious” processor practices, warning the rules could cost jobs.

US pork production is at record levels and exports to Japan and Mexico are growing

US pork and beef exports see double-digit growth in October

By Aidan Fortune

US pork and beef exports had a strong October, with both achieving double-digit increases from a year ago, according to statistics released by United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and compiled by the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF).

Brazil wants to significantly increase exports of processed halal meats to Malaysia

Brazil meat sector welcomes Malaysia trade deal

By Kakie Roubaud

Brazil's meat industry has welcomed a commercial agreement struck by their country’s government with Malaysia, that will encourage and enable Brazilian beef and chicken exports to the south-east Asian country.

Memphis Meats hopes to raise awareness of its new meat products

Memphis Meats launches crowdfunding campaign

By Aidan Fortune

‘Clean meat’ producer Memphis Meats has launched a community-building campaign to help extend awareness about its mission to “build a better meat”.

Kelly Tureky's has been given USDA approval to be sold throughout the US

Kelly Turkeys to take on US Thanksgiving market

By Aidan Fortune

UK poultry processor Kelly Turkeys has been given the green light by the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) to market its premium Kelly Bronze offering throughout the United States. 

Tom Hayes is currently president of Tyson Foods

Brokers challenge timing of Tyson CEO revelation

By Rod Addy

Financial brokers have challenged Tyson Foods on the timing of its announcement that its chief executive officer (CEO) Donnie Smith would be replaced by its president Tom Hayes on 31 December.

Hurricane Matthew flooded and devastated poultry and hog farms in North Carolina

Perdue Farms responds to water pollution call

By Rod Addy

Poultry giant Perdue Farms has responded to pressure on several leading US meat firms to tighten focus on water use, highlighting the actions it has already taken on the issue.

CP Foods is owned by the Thai billionaire tycoon Dhanin Chearavanont

Thailand’s CP Foods plans $1bn Bellisio takeover

By Oscar Rousseau

Thailand’s Charoen Pokphand Foods (CP Foods) is to acquire US frozen food company Bellisio for $1bn, just days after the Thai conglomerate confirmed it was exploring investment in value-added products. 

There is a shortage of food animal veterinarians in certain areas of the US

Veterinary support granted by USDA

By Aidan Fortune

$4.3m has been offered to 48 US veterinarians to help subsidise their training in return for serving in areas lacking sufficient vet resources, thus supporting food safety, food security, and animal and human health.

Over $1bn will be spent on turkeys in the US this Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving turkeys to raise $1.05bn in US

By Rod Addy

US consumers should spend over $1 billion on turkeys for this Thanksgiving on 24 November, according to research by a personal finance comparison website. 

Massachusetts is to vote on animal welfare issues

Massachusetts to vote on stall-restricted livestock

By Ed Zwirn

Voters in Massachusetts are poised to decide on Tuesday [November 8] whether the US state should ban the sale of pork products or veal from animals that cannot turn around or stretch their limbs within their cages. 

Brazil launched a major international trade promotion at Sial

Sial Paris 2016

Sial to deliver $840m in meat business for Brazil

By Rod Addy

Brazilian meat firms will net roughly $840m in contracts from trade show Sial Paris 2016, according to the Brazilian Trade & Investment Promotion Agency (Apex-Brasil).

BRF's Cofco Meat investment will enhance the meatpacker's presence in China

Brazil’s BRF to invest $20m in China’s Cofco Meat

By Oscar Rousseau

Brazilian meatpacker BRF SA – one of the country’s largest food processors – has agreed to invest $20m in China’s pork company Cofco Meat Holdings and form a strategic partnership.

The investment has been set aside for the eradication of scrapie in goats and sheep

Canada invests in Scrapie eradication

By Aidan Fortune

The Canadian government has invested CA$345,720 in the Canadian Sheep Federation (CSF) to implement the Scrapie Eradication Strategic Plan for the sheep and goat industries. 

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