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De Heus opens feed facility in Myanmar

By Jane Byrne

Dutch feed giant, De Heus, has invested €10m in a new feed plant in Myanmar, in a move it says will bolster its position in Asia.

Poultry experts want the sector needs to

Bangladesh poultry sector hit by climate change

By A.Z.M. Anas

Bangladesh’s poultry executives claim climate change poses a major management and operational problem as blazing temperatures cause heat stress and incite livestock disease, increasing mortality rates.

CP Foods will cut ties with meat suppliers involved in human trafficking or child labour

Thai chicken farmers stamp out slavery and abuse

By Oscar Rousseau

Over 400 poultry farmers supplying Thai chicken exporter CP Foods have pledged to stamp out abuse and exploitation of workers through the implementation of an anti-forced labour programme.

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What does Greenpeace's palm oil report mean for IOI & RSPO?

By Niamh Michail

Greenpeace's damning report on Malaysian palm oil supplier IOI, just one month after its membership of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) was renewed, could be damaging for the certifier, according to one sustainability consultant.

Pieter Nouber, DSM, and Phan Minh Tien, Vinamilk, at the signing of an agreement between the two companies to work on product development for the Vietnamese market.

Vinamilk signs strategic cooperation with DSM

By Jim Cornall

JSC Vietnam Dairy Products (Vinamilk) has signed a strategic cooperation with nutrition company Royal DSM, to apply international standards on nutrition powdered milk products for children and consumers in Vietnam.

Thailand's poultry industry has been plagued by abuse allegations

Thai poultry firm threatens to sue NGO

By Oscar Rousseau

A chicken supplier in Thailand may open a lawsuit against a non-governmental organisation (NGO) over alleged claims of human trafficking. 

Fonterra has published its 2015/16 financial report, revealing profits after tax of $604m

Fonterra profits up 65%

By Jim Cornall

New Zealand’s Fonterra Co-operative Group has announced a 65% increase in net profit after tax to NZ$834m ($604m) for the financial year ended July 31, 2016.

Silver Fern Farms said investment from Shanghai Maling would bolster long-term growth

China’s stake in Silver Fern Farms approved

By Oscar Rousseau

The New Zealand government has given the go-ahead for Chinese food operator Shanghai Maling to buy a 50% stake in meat processor Silver Fern Farms for $261 million.

FI Asia 2016: The key industry trends hitting the show floor

FI Asia 2016: The key industry trends hitting the show floor

By Gary Scattergood

With FI Asia taking place this week in Jakarta with 15,000 visitors, 650 exhibitors and a host of industry experts in one place, we caught up with Olav Masseling, brand director at event organiser UBM to talk about the Asia market, the major trends are...

Police claim some of the 1,000 tons of meat had been contaminated with bleach

Chinese police bust meat smuggling ring

By Oscar Rousseau

Nearly 1,000 tons of frozen meat, some contaminated with bleach, have been seized by Guangdong police in the South of China, according to reports.

Indian ingredient firm Roha opens German base

Indian ingredient firm Roha opens German base

By Gary Scattergood

Indian-based ingredient firm Roha has continued its global expansion by opening a German office to increase technical and consumer support in Europe. 

Bel Ga Myanmar will need 80 staff to handle its remit of producing 12m chicks per year

Joint venture forms Burmese chicken company

By Oscar Rousseau

A chicken hatchery tasked to produce 12 million birds has been created in Burma by a joint venture of animal feed and poultry breeding companies from the Netherlands and Belgium. 

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