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Brazil's BRF Turns Quarterly And Yearly Profit Despite Domestic Headwinds

Brazilian food processor BRF SA turned a profit in the final quarter of 2021, traditionally a good period for food sales due to the holiday season, helping...

France Bans Import Of Meat From Animals On Growth Antibiotics

France has adopted a decree on banning imports of meat from animals treated with growth antibiotics - a practice prohibited in farming within the...

Higher Prices Boost Tyson Foods' First Quarter Profits

Tyson Foods Inc's first-quarter profit nearly doubled and surged past estimates, boosted by higher prices, sending the largest US meatpacker's shares up 5%...

Cherkizovo Reports 26% Growth In Export Revenue In 2021

Cherkizovo Group has reported a 26% growth in export revenue in its financial year 2021, driven by the growing share of higher value-added products.

US Meat Production Slows As Omicron Hits Staff, Inspectors

Rising COVID-19 infections among US workers have forced meat plants to slow production and the government to replace slaughterhouse inspectors, meat compan...

World Food Prices Hit 10-Year High In 2021: FAO

World food prices jumped 28% in 2021 to their highest level in a decade and hopes for a return to more stable market conditions this year are slim.

Kaufland To Switch Completely To German-Origin Fresh Pork Next Year

Kaufland has announced that it plans to switch its entire range of fresh pork to German-origin meat in the coming year.

Tyson Foods To Spend $1.3bn To Automate Meat Plants

Tyson Foods Inc plans to spend more than $1.3 billion to increase automation in meat plants over the next three years, chief executive Donnie King said.