FAO recommends the requirements to report unusual fish mortality and restrictions on the movement of live fish by the tilapia producing countries. (Image source: WorldFish/Flickr)
The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) has warned that a highly infectious disease is going viral among wild and farmed tilapia across the world, which could impact nutrition and global food security if biosafety measures are not implemented
The deal is aiming to expand the Vietnamese poultry products to international markets. (Image source: US Department of Agriculture/Flickr)
Japan has agreed to import poultry and processed poultry products from Vietnam’s Koyu & Unitek Co Ltd, a move that allows Vietnam to export poultry for the first time to the international market
China imposed the ban on US beef imports following a case of mad cow disease in the US in 2003. (Image source: Stanze/Flickr)
China has resumed importing US beef after a 14-year ban, fulfilling its pledge on the US-China 100-day action plan to boost bilateral economic ties
Harim Chairman Kim and Paul Cardinaal (Marel Poultry Regional Sales Manager) in Harims headquarters. (Image source: Marel Poultry)
The Harim company in South Korea will install four new Marel Poultry processing lines, spread over five different floors in the fully modernised plant in the city of Iksan
Microbiome science holds potential solutions to reduce AMR in livestock production. (Image source: RyanMcGuire/Pixabay)
Dr Andrew Morgan, chief scientist at DuPont Nutrition and Health, spoke about the emerging science of microbiome and its potential in providing solutions to address antimicrobial resistance (AMR) at the AgriVision 2017 conference, held from 13 to 15 June 2017, in Noordwijk aan Zee, the Netherlands
