Search results for "ussec organizes sustainability tour european feed industry "

Global feed production is at an all-time high. In the 2019 Global Feed Survey, Alltech estimates a 3% growth to 1.068 billion metric tons of feed produced.

Europeans may have to pay more for barbecues this summer as African swine fever decimates hog herds around the world. Producers in the European Union are the big winners, with sales to China climbing 43% through May.

The history of ASF outbreaks in Europe highlights the factors affecting spread as well as the challenges for eradication.

There is excellent opportunities to grow U.S. beef exports to the European Union, if regulations change.

Americans for Farmers & Families commented on Friday regarding the recent release of the European Union’s retaliatory tariffs product list.

A new ECDC/EFSA report rings alarm bells that antimicrobial resistance isn’t slowing down in Europe.

China is gobbling up supplies from abroad as African swine fever virus ravages their own herds. Prices in the European Union, which supplies more than half of China’s imports, are at a five-year high.

While still negotiating with Canada and the US, Mexico scored a separate victory over the weekend with a deal in principle to update a 17-year-old free-trade agreement with the European Union.

Germany said any escalation of U.S. tariffs on metal imports into a full-blown trade war could cause tangible damage to the global recovery, although the tariffs themselves should have only a limited effect.

Countries like Poland are implementing a strict regimen of control and eradication to control and hopefully eradicate African Swine Fever virus.

African swine fever has been confirmed by Belgian authorities, escalating worries of the virus’ move into western Europe.