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ASF continues to slam China’s meat trade

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ASF continues to slam China’s meat trade

By Ashley Williams

African Swine Fever (ASF) has been one of the biggest talking points throughout the international meat industry over the past year, with China feeling the full brunt of it.

BRF experiences another tough year

BRF experiences another tough year

By Aidan Fortune

Brazilian processor BRF underwent another year of a less than stellar financial performance following a litany of factors.

Paying the price for animal welfare

Paying the price for animal welfare

By David Burrows

Pressure from consumers has resulted in food businesses delivering year-on-year improvements in their approach to animal welfare. But further progress is being hampered by shopper’s unwillingness to pay a premium.

Motif Ingredients CEO: 'The idea that technology may need to play a role in food is becoming more and more acceptable'

‘We’ve had pushback [over genetic engineering] for years now, but the conversation has to change’

Motif Ingredients CEO: 'The idea that technology may need to play a role in food is becoming more and more acceptable'

By Elaine Watson

If printing out DNA sequences that instruct yeast or bacteria to express proteins identical to those in eggs or milk in big fermentation tanks sounds a little ‘unnatural,’ consider how natural, sustainable, or indeed ethical, it is to continue to produce...