Information about the new post-Brexit health and welfare grant support for egg farmers in England has been released by the government's Rural Payments Agency.

(VAN) European policymakers have been urged to protect the EU's poultry sector amid the threat of growing international trade challenges.

Low loss rate, low feed consumption, and fast growth of livestock are factors that help many farms feel secure when raising pigs with Japfa.

Compared to 2023, the highest revenue of a farmer is slightly more than VND 10 billion, that is, Nguyen Thi Bien, who specializes in raising clams in Thanh Hoa province.

The call comes after Brussels blocked billions in funds to Poland and Hungary due to concerns over judicial reforms and democratic backsliding.

Leading food companies are driving the shift towards cage-free production but are not getting the support of UK and EU legislators.

According to the latest animal protein report by RaboResearch, the outlook for global poultry markets is bullish, driven by accelerating consumption growth in in many markets.

High-tech shrimp farming continues to grow, whereas traditional shrimp farmers suffer losses due to climate change and environmental pollution.

Funding totalling £3 million has been granted to a UK consortium which will utilise advanced technologies and black soldier fly larvae to improve poultry welfare and promote sustainability in the industry.