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Grobest Feeds launch new USD15 million feed mill in Tarlac, Philippines

Grobest Feeds launch new USD15 million feed mill in Tarlac, Philippines

Asia PH PH 09 Dec 2015

Grobest Feeds Inc a Taiwanese aquafeed manufacturer has inaugurated a new USD$15 million feed mill in Gerona, Tarlac, Philippines. Gary Song-Huann, a representative of the Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) in the Philippines, said in a statement “This is a reflection of the successful signing of the Taiwan-Philippines agreement on law enforcement cooperation in fisheries matters,” The Agreement Concerning the Facilitation of Cooperation on Law Enforcement is expected to reduce the fisheries dispute between the two countries. The pact aims to protect the rights and interests of Tai…
Poultry industry wants ‘zoning’ to be a reality

Poultry industry wants ‘zoning’ to be a reality

Asia 23 Apr 2006

23rd Apr,2006 - CHENNAI, INDIA: It facilitates movement of products to local & global markets from the earmarked zones. The poultry industry, which has suffered a Rs 9,000 crore loss after reports of bird flu, and the 15 million farmers who…
Centre to release 5.3 lakh tonnes of rice, maize to poultry

Centre to release 5.3 lakh tonnes of rice, maize to poultry

Asia 21 Apr 2006

Apr 21, 2006: Pune, India - Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has agreed to release 5.3 lakh tonnes of maize and broken rice to the poultry farmers following a meeting with National Egg Coordination Committee (NECC) delegation, state …
Traceout on latest BSE cow moves quickly

Traceout on latest BSE cow moves quickly

Americas 21 Apr 2006

21st Apr, 2006: Vancouver, Candada - Veterinarians in Canada cut to the chase this week, checking feed sources for a Holstein cow confirmed to have bovine spongiform encephalopathy. The animal, euthanized last week after showing signs of BS…
Backyard flocks are victims, not bird flu vectors

Backyard flocks are victims, not bird flu vectors

Americas 21 Apr 2006

21st Apr, 2006 - Vermont Agriculture Secretary Steve Kerr has been making the rounds of talk shows and legislative hearings, pushing his plan to require every Vermonter who owns farm animals – even one cow, goat, duck, horse or chicken – to…
Harvest gold

Harvest gold

Europe 20 Apr 2006

20th Apr, 2006: Dublin, Ireland - Software, like clothing, is not a one-size-fits-all trade. In the case of the agribusiness firm Charles R Wynne some clever tailoring to an off-the-shelf solution means the company now has a financial syste…
Biocane set for stiff competition

Biocane set for stiff competition

Asia 19 Apr 2006

19th Apr, 2006: BRISBANE - Queensland Canegrowers says an emerging Sunshine Coast company which produces cattle trash-feed for export may face some stiff competition. Biocane Australia is one of 21 regional projects to share $36 million in …
Aqua Bounty launches lead shrimp product in Ecuador

Aqua Bounty launches lead shrimp product in Ecuador

Americas 19 Apr 2006

19th Apr, 2006: BOSTON - AQUA Bounty Technologies, a Boston-based biotechnology company focused on health and productivity applications in the fast-growing aquaculture sector, has received regulatory approval for Shrimp IMS, its lead produc…
Change brewing in malt industry

Change brewing in malt industry

Asia 19 Apr 2006

19th Apr, 2006: MELBOURNE - One of the world's largest malt producers, with extensive Australian operations, is up for sale with a $US300 million ($A406.5 million) tag. C&T Malt, a joint venture between US food company ConAgra Foods and…
Canada confirms its 5th case of mad-cow disease

Canada confirms its 5th case of mad-cow disease

Americas 18 Apr 2006

18th Apr, 2006: VANCOUVER - Canada confirmed its fifth case of mad-cow disease, creating more problems for a domestic beef industry that has lost billions of dollars because of the livestock illness. Tests on samples from a 6-year-old dairy…
Small poultry farmers severely hit by bird flu

Small poultry farmers severely hit by bird flu

Asia 16 Apr 2006

16 April, 2006: Pataudi - In the aftermath of bird flu, as the poultry industry faces huge losses, it's the small poultry farmers who have been the worst hit. Over a million farmers across the country have virtually lost their livelihoo…
Smell of battle is in air!

Smell of battle is in air!

Americas 16 Apr 2006

16th Apr, 2006: LAPLATA, Mo. — Pam Stokes never imagined herself as an activist. Where she comes from, here in rural Missouri, that's a dirty word. But when a concentrated animal feeding operation for 5,800 sows was planned a mile south…
Ha Tay concentrates on poultry development

Ha Tay concentrates on poultry development

Asia 13 Apr 2006

13th Apr, 2006: HCMC - The northern province of Ha Tay remains the leader in poultry breeding, according to the General Statistics Office. Ha Tay has raised more than nearly 11 million poultry with total output of 192,000 tonnes of meat eac…
Bangladeshi buyers turning to newer mills elsewhere

Bangladeshi buyers turning to newer mills elsewhere

Asia 13 Apr 2006

13th Apr, 2006: DHAKA - Even as 20 to 25 rice mills are coming up in Barddhaman every year, the future of the industry looks bleak due to rising costs and diminishing market-size, according to the local Member of Parliament, Nikhilananda Sw…
CAST group issues bird flu impact report: Avian Influenza Seen Cutting Poultry Consumption

CAST group issues bird flu impact report: Avian Influenza Seen Cutting Poultry Consumption

Americas 11 Apr 2006

11th Apr, 2006: WASHINGTON - Most of the reporting that has accompanied concerns of a possible pandemic outbreak of high-pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) naturally enough centers on the potential repercussions for human health. But, as a r…
Largest ethanol refinery east of the Mississippi?

Largest ethanol refinery east of the Mississippi?

Americas 11 Apr 2006

Dunkirk might land an ethanol plant equal to one being called the biggest in the eastern U.S. 11th April, 2006: DUNKIRK - The potential ethanol refinery that The Andersons Inc. is seeking a permit for would be capable of producing up to 110…
Minister's Assurance: Maize at subsidy for poultries

Minister's Assurance: Maize at subsidy for poultries

Asia 09 Apr 2006

9th Apr, 2006: BANGLALORE - Animal Husbandry and Medical Education Minister V S Acharya on Saturday promised poultry farmers that maize, the poultry feed, will be made available to them at 50 per cent subsidy. The minister gave this assuran…
China Delegation Makes Commitment to US Soybeans

China Delegation Makes Commitment to US Soybeans

World 07 Apr 2006

7th Apr, 2006: On Thursday China sent a signal that it is committed to purchasing US soybeans in this calendar year. A delegation of Chinese soybean buyers on a relationship-building tour signed a letter of intent with U.S. soybean exporter…
'Kiss of the hops' may stimulate broilers

'Kiss of the hops' may stimulate broilers

World 06 Apr 2006

6th Apr, 2006: FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Poultry scientists at the University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture have found that Hops, an herb used in brewing beer, might work as a substitute for growth promoting antibiotics in broiler diets. U…
Sanwaria Agro launches new product

Sanwaria Agro launches new product

Asia 05 Apr 2006

5th Apr, 2006: MUMBAI - Sanwaria Agro Oils Ltd has launched its new value added product Soya Lecithin nationwide. This product is mainly used by confectionery, paints, explosives, acquia/poultry feed, inks, ice cone manufacturing industries…
Chicken With Arsenic?

Chicken With Arsenic?

Americas 05 Apr 2006

5th Apr, 2006: ARSENIC may be called the king of poisons, but it is everywhere: in the environment, in the water we drink and sometimes in the food we eat. Skip to next paragraph Readers’ Opinions Forum: Food Culture The amount is not enoug…

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