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EC cancels poultry threshold amendments

EC cancels poultry threshold amendments
02-03-2008 14:29 PM | Poultry, News
Organic rules roost as chicken flies off shelves
Sales of free-range birds soar after TV chefs slate factory farming SALES of free-range chickens have soared after two TV chefs highlighted the sho...
29-02-2008 16:28 PM | Poultry, News
New case of H5N1 found in Dorset
The highly pathogenic form of H5N1 avian flu has been found in another wild bird in Dorset, three weeks after the previous case was found. The dis...
29-02-2008 16:28 PM | Poultry, News
Disease risk 'increased' in spring
Natural disasters and the movement of migratory birds are increasing the threat of serious animal epidemic outbreaks this spring, a top agriculture of...
29-02-2008 16:26 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu discovered in dead goose
A dead goose has tested positive for the highly virulent H5N1 strain of bird flu, government scientists have said. The remains of the bird were disc...
29-02-2008 16:23 PM | Poultry, News
Pakistan lifts ban on poultry import
Pakistan on Thursday lifted ban on the import of poultry hydrolyzed protein, raw materials from poultry slaughter and flavoring substances for pet foo...
28-02-2008 16:20 PM | Poultry, News
Vietnam Assaults Avian Flu
Vietnam ordered urgent preventive measures, facing propagation of bird flu in 10 provinces, because it has already affected human beings. The Natio...
28-02-2008 16:00 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu could strike again in high-risk areas
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned Wednesday that intensive surveillance should continue in high-risk areas as the possibility of n...
28-02-2008 16:00 PM | Poultry, News
Shoppers frustrated as free-range birds fly off shelves
Across the country, the words may vary but the message is the same: "Sorry, we've sold out of free-range chicken. We're doing our best to buy ...
Vaccination of poultry - All you ever wanted to know
(This article appeared in the February issue of the Ranger magazine by Crowshall Veterinary - For more details about free range egg production visit w...
27-02-2008 23:28 PM | Poultry, News
Too much red tape could prove a disincentive to expansion
Following confirmation that the EU ban on battery caged production will come into effect as scheduled on 1st January 2012, many Free Range producers a...
27-02-2008 23:28 PM | Poultry, News
Stonegate sale only weeks away
Britain's second biggest egg packer could be in the hands of a new owner in a matter of weeks. The sale of Stonegate was ordered by the Competi...
27-02-2008 23:25 PM | Poultry, News
Responsibility and cost sharing
The huge question of how animal health and welfare should be funded – who should bear the costs of animal disease outbreaks, what controls should be p...
27-02-2008 23:22 PM | Poultry, News
Five pence increase needed now, says BFREPA
BFREPA is calling for an immediate rise in producer price of five pence a dozen. The call came earlier this month when Association executives met with...
27-02-2008 23:15 PM | Poultry, Supermarkets, News
Co-op’s battery ban plugs Free Range Award
The British Free Range Egg Producers Association's Free Range Awards have received widespread exposure in a high-profile publicity campaign trigge...
27-02-2008 15:17 PM | Poultry, News
South China province on high alert after confirmed human bird flu case
Guangdong has tightened surveillance on poultry and migrant birds after a confirmed human bird flu death case in a county of the south China province....
27-02-2008 15:15 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu can strike again in India
Bird flu can strike again in high-risk areas of India although the country reined in the recent outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza in West ...
26-02-2008 21:27 PM | Poultry, News
Pakistan reports fourth February bird flu outbreak
Pakistani authorities have found a fresh outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu in chickens, the fourth case in a month in the South Asian country, a governmen...
26-02-2008 21:27 PM | Poultry, News
Chinese Woman Dies of Bird Flu
A migrant worker has died of the H5N1 virus in southern China, the Hong Kong government said Tuesday, as the country confirmed its fourth outbreak of ...
26-02-2008 21:20 PM | Poultry, News
Urban chickens move to rural roost
Louise Hanavan collected the last two eggs from her backyard hens Monday and then readied the birds for a winter's trip up north. North to Hant...
25-02-2008 14:03 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu still serious threat, scientists say
Like the rumble of distant thunder, bird flu continues to spread across Asia, Africa and Europe. Although it's been out of the news lately in the ...
25-02-2008 14:02 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu strikes again, this time in a Malir farm
A case of bird flu has been reported in Malir and 2,500 chickens at the Mashallah poultry farm were culled after confirmation of the avian influenza v...
25-02-2008 14:01 PM | Poultry, News
China bird flu victim ate sick chickens
A woman in the southern Chinese province of Guangdong has died of the H5N1 bird flu virus, which she probably contracted from sick poultry she kept in...
21-02-2008 14:26 PM | Poultry, News
Vietnam on high bird flu alert after new poultry outbreaks
Vietnam is on high alert over bird flu after the virus killed thousands of birds in three provinces, having claimed its third human victim of the year...
19-02-2008 18:41 PM | Poultry, News
Dramatic rise in free range egg sales
Free range retail egg sales rose by almost 20% in volume and 46% in value in the first four weeks of 2008. Free range eggs now account for more than ...
19-02-2008 15:45 PM | Poultry, News
Poultry ban likely to be lifted in State
A high-level expert committee meeting involving the representatives of the State Veterinary and Animal Husbandry Department and a host of other relate...
19-02-2008 15:44 PM | Poultry, News
China confirms second bird flu outbreak in Tibet this year
Chinese authorities have confirmed a new bird flu outbreak among poultry in Tibet, the second case of this year in the southwestern region, the Minist...
19-02-2008 15:38 PM | Poultry, News
Dead poultry raises bird flu alarm in Vietnam
Dead poultry have been found in rivers and streams in northern Vietnam, a sign of a possible new bird flu outbreak during a prolonged cold spell, offi...
18-02-2008 14:11 PM | Poultry, News
Experts suggest ways to minimise avian flu effects on humans
The Influenza Foundation of India (IFI), an advisory body to bring awareness on the disease as also its prevention and control, has issued several rec...
18-02-2008 14:10 PM | Poultry, News
Inquiry begins into chicken farm
A public inquiry has opened into controversial plans to build a massive chicken farm near Cupar in Fife. More than 12,000 people have objected to th...
18-02-2008 14:09 PM | Poultry, News
Vietnam strengthens anti-bird flu activities
Vietnam's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development has asked relevant state agencies and localities nationwide to intensified fights against ...
18-02-2008 14:08 PM | Poultry, News
China reports bird flu death
A 22-year-old man in central China has died of bird flu, Hong Kong's health department said late Monday, citing a notification from the Chinese he...
16-02-2008 18:30 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu kills one man, infects poultry in Vietnam
Bird flu has killed a second man in Vietnam this week, infected a child and poultry in two provinces and a health official warned more people would fa...
16-02-2008 18:30 PM | Poultry, News
‘Criteria to regulate poultry sector required’
The Prime Minister Mohammedmian Soomro asked the Ministry of Health as well as Ministry for Food, Agriculture & Livestock (MINFAL) to prepare proper c...
13-02-2008 21:59 PM | Poultry, News
£500k investment for Respectful Eggs following Best New Product of the Year Award
Respectful Eggs, the world's first low-carbon supermarket eggs, has reported impressive sales of £1.5m in under a year of trading and received the...
13-02-2008 15:26 PM | Poultry, News
Tyson ships poultry to China for Olympic athletes
The US Olympic Committee (USOC) has decided to import lean proteins, such as poultry, for its "Performance Nutrition" programme for athletes at the Be...
13-02-2008 15:25 PM | Poultry, News
Uganda poultry industry suffers with Kenya ban
A ban on exports of poultry products to Kenya is slowly hampering the Ugandan poultry market as exporters complain that Kenya continues freely to expo...
13-02-2008 15:25 PM | Poultry, News
US poultry imports to resume
European Commission officials have confirmed poultry imports from the US into the European Union (EU) are expected to resume this summer following a d...
13-02-2008 15:23 PM | Poultry, News
Poultry ban lifted in India state
Authorities in the Indian state of West Bengal have lifted a ban on sale of poultry after declaring that the bird flu epidemic was under control. Th...
12-02-2008 16:58 PM | Poultry, News
Orissa not to lift ban on poultry import
Orissa government on Tuesday refused to lift a ban on import of poultry birds from neighbouring West Bengal and Jharkhand, official sources said. ...
12-02-2008 16:51 PM | Poultry, News
Poland sticking to planned GMO livestock fodder ban
Poland is sticking to plans to ban the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in livestock fodder, despite an earlier rethink, the agriculture m...
12-02-2008 16:36 PM | Poultry, News
Ban on poultry to be lifted in most areas of WBengal on Wednesday
With the situation in birdflu-hit districts of West Bengal improving, the state government has decided to withdraw the ban on sale and transport of po...
11-02-2008 12:26 PM | Pigs, Poultry, News
Pig and poultry supply chain to debate feed prices
Grain prices and risk management are just two of the topics set to fuel the headline feed debate at the British Pig and Poultry Fair 2008 on 13th and ...
09-02-2008 18:41 PM | Poultry, News
Ulster farmers' fears for the £2 chicken
Tesco's decision to sell chickens for £1.99 makes no economic sense at a time when poultry producers' costs have risen dramatically, The Ulste...
08-02-2008 15:24 PM | Poultry, News
Dhaka blames India for bird flu spread
In the case of illegal immigration into India, Bangladesh's response has always been a flat denial. With regard to the bird flu ravaging West Beng...
08-02-2008 15:23 PM | Poultry, News
Poultry workers in normal condition: Civil Hospital
The condition of three poultry workers admitted to the isolation ward of Civil Hospital, Karachi (CHK), is completely normal, said Medical Superintend...
08-02-2008 15:23 PM | Poultry, News
Poultry World competes with MPs at British Lion Eggs annual pancake race
Poultry World's Lucy Knowles found herself racing against members of both houses of parliament and the BBC's Nick Robinson earlier this week i...
08-02-2008 15:22 PM | Poultry, News
Bird flu takes heavy toll on Andhra poultry sector
With the poultry products' movement coming to a halt due to the spread of bird flu in West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh's poultry sector is struggli...
08-02-2008 15:22 PM | Poultry, News
Assam culls 40,000 poultry, samples collected for flu test
Authorities in Assam state have culled an estimated 40,000 poultry birds to prevent the spread of avian influenza from neighbouring West Bengal and ha...
06-02-2008 15:59 PM | Poultry, News
Poultry ark fits in the back garden
FOLLOWING Jamie Oliver's recent tirade against factory farming of chickens, a Worcestershire garden and landscape company is hoping to lay a golde...
06-02-2008 15:58 PM | Poultry, News
Poultry farm workers believe bird flu is a myth
Despite the alarm generated by the outbreak of bird flu in the city, employees at poultry farms have done nothing about the unhygienic conditions of t...
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