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Great News and a way forward for this sector. This sector has immense potential...Certainly there is no doubt that Livestock business can be the back bone and in last 15 years we have seen lot of happening in this sector. However now the time has come that not only Government but also Business community which is already involved and those who are thinking about it...Must do work on more professional basis where Meat is one item and from other parts of the poultry business dynamics , Egg Export must be supported in every step by Government to promote more and more poultry business and its related dynamics and other parts on professional basis to meet world export standards.

Here comes controversy… this last week the Department of Trade and Industry announced import rebates on poultry. But the real story lies in the details—these rebates are temporary, partial, and conditional. Explore the nuances in our latest Poultry Analysis, providing an outline of what these rebates truly mean. #ChickenFacts #poultryindustry #imports https://lnkd.in/d_gwnQRJ

DID YOU KNOW: South Africa does not produce mechanically deboned meat (MDM) in sufficient amounts and therefore majority is imported, mainly from Brazil. Our Closer Look on Imports brings you vital insights and facts about the poultry industry imports. Stay informed here: https://lnkd.in/dSAKV2uQ #ChickenFacts #PoultryIndustry #Imports #MDM

Pakistan has failed in exporting poultry meat Lack of centralized certification Trading companies engaged in poultry exports face issues with third-party certification, branding, and supplies. Low production of branded processed poultry meat.The output of branded processed poultry meat in Pakistan is too low to meet local demand, and the processing companies' main focus is on expanding footprints in the local market. High production costs Persistent power breakdowns continue to keep the production costs high. Lack of investment,Local investors are not ready to invest in setting up egg powder or spray-drying units. Absence of a policy package There is a need to recognize the potential of poultry exports and formulate a policy package to realize it.

POULTRY IS FLYING 🐔 The International Production and Processing Expo kicks off in Atlanta today, where companies from the poultry, eggs and meat space across the US will come together for 3 days. The poultry industry has deep roots in the US and, despite its age, shows no sign of slowing down. According to the USDA, the poultry sector accounted for almost $77B in sales in 2022, a 67% increase compared with 2021; egg sales in particular grew by 122%. Elsewhere, broilers generated $50B in exports in 2022, almost doubling compared with 2016. So, what is behind this trend? 🤔 Simply put, poultry is the most widely consumed meat worldwide. Poultry consumption has also increased in the US compared with red meat. Why? It is cheaper, healthier and less harmful to the environment. The US also has plentiful domestic feed resources, positioning it ahead of global competitors, so it is unsurprising that the US produces over 6,000 metric tons more chicken meat than any other country. With technological advances increasing efficiency of poultry production and reducing outbreaks of disease, there is no reason why the growth should not continue. Georgia alone accounts for over $7.6B in poultry and egg sales, so Atlanta is certainly a fitting location for the IPPE this year. I hope everyone in my network who is attending enjoys their visit to the Peach State, though perhaps we should consider renaming it the Poultry State! #ippe #poultryindustry #eggproduction

It is great time to flight one of the most in important market in my region. The poultry sector in Saudi Arabia is one of the largest and fastest growing due to the large consumption of animal-based foods, especially poultry meat, in the country.

Ethiopia’s Poultry Industry Faces a Perfect Storm: A Call for Urgent Policy Reforms Ethiopia’s poultry industry faces a complex combination of struggles that endanger its long-term viability. While the government’s emphasis on domestic food security is laudable, the unofficial prohibition on exports has severely hampered the industry’s growth potential. Poultry producers face a perfect storm of issues, including growing costs from new tax legislation, FX rules, and security concerns. https://lnkd.in/d8sHncuY

South Africa Faces Poultry Crisis Amidst Brazil Ban South Africa’s poultry sector is facing a critical juncture due to the government’s sweeping ban on poultry imports from the entire Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. This decision, precipitated by a solitary case of Newcastle disease, has far-reaching implications for the nation’s food security, economy, and consumer welfare. https://lnkd.in/d6Y8R2rT

Over the last three months, the twin cities have witnessed a 13% increase in the price of poultry chicken and a 15% increase in the price of poultry eggs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dXJCfPgX #TwinCities #FoodCrisis #FoodPrice #Unaffordable #Necessities #EatOrHeat

USDA finalizes reforms for “Made in the USA” labels on meat, poultry https://lnkd.in/gQ_q9bWh #usa #foodpackaging #meat #poultry #foodlabelling #regulatory #foodpackaging #FoodIndustry #FoodIndustryNews #FoodBusiness #FoodBusinessAfrica