All news articles for August 2015

APHIS to look at the environmental risk posed by large numbers of livestock carcases

APHIS seeks views on carcase management

By Michelle Perrett

Comments are being sought by the US Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) on a draft environmental impact statement (EIS) for mass carcase management.

Baobab poised to become the “queen of superfruits,” supplier says

Baobab poised to become the “queen of superfruits,” supplier says

By Elizabeth Crawford

Antioxidant- and fiber-rich baobab is on the verge of stealing the crown from acai, goji berries and pomegranate as the “queen of superfruits,” thanks to awareness raised by recent and upcoming product launches featuring the ingredient, according to a...

Processed pork has been driving growth of the total pork category in the US

Pork shines in US foodservice

By Michelle Perrett

Pork continues to be the fastest-growing protein in foodservice in the US since 2011, according to Technomic’s 2015 Volumetric Assessment of Pork in Foodservice.

US meat exports have seen a decline in the first half of 2015

US meat exports drop for first half in 2015

By Michelle Perrett

US exports of pork, beef and lamb declined in the first half (H1) of 2015, data from the US Department of Agriculture, compiled by the US Meat Export Federation (USMEF) has revealed.

Dave’s Killer Bread co-founder Glen Dahl (left) and CEO John Tucker at the Portland Farmers Market. Photo credit: Dave's Killer Bread

60-second interview: Dave's Killer Bread CEO John Tucker

By Elaine Watson

Will Dave's Killer Bread retain its edgy appeal without its co-founder and namesake? FoodNavigator-USA (FNU) caught up with CEO John Tucker after bakery giant Flowers Foods coughed up a cool $275m in cash to buy the organic baker from the founding...

Net revenue increase of 26% for Marfrig

Strong second quarter for Marfrig Global Foods

By Aaron McDonald

Brazil’s Marfrig Global Foods, one of the world’s largest beef, lamb, poultry and fish-based food companies, has seen a strong second quarter in 2015, with a free cash flow of R$136 million. 

Argentine beef has become popular in China

Argentine beef tops China’s export sources, but for how long?

By Alex Smith, in Beijing, and Charles Newbery, in Buenos Aires

China’s increasing appetite for beef products has left the country as a top export destination for Argentine beef. Argentina’s ministry of agriculture, livestock and fisheries has reported that China received 17,051 tonnes (t) of beef from Argentina by...

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