TheMeatSite Newsletter - 12 January 2011
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Editorial: Germany Gets Tough over Dioxin Poisoning ![]()
We have 4 new features this week: Packaging that Knows When Food is Going Off Packaging that alerts consumers to food which is starting to go off is being developed by researchers at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. International Meat Review - 6 January 2011 According to data from the Quarterly Hogs and Pigs report, the U.S. inventory of all hogs and pigs totaled 64.33 million head, the International Meat Review reports. Food Processing Ingredients Sector in France With more than 3,000 processors, the French Food Processing Sector is valued at $207 billion dollars, according to the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service. Innovative product ingredients that can be promoted as beneficial for diet and health offer the best new opportunities for U.S. exports to France. The main imported ingredients for processing are meat products, fish and seafood, fruits and vegetables based products, beverages, wine and alcohols, milk and dairy products, and cereal based products. EU Beef Market Prospects Following difficult trading conditions due to weak market demand, particularly for higher value cuts, the European beef market has shown signs of stabilising over recent months as a combination of tighter availability and a more positive currency situation has helped the trade, says Padraig Brennan from Bord Bia.
New Sales Appointments at Bettcher US - Samuel C. Collup has joined Bettcher Industries as Regional Manager responsible for sales and service activities for Bettcher’s Whizard Trimmer and AirShirz scissors product lines.
» Betagro Raises Capacity to Meet Export Demand
» Russia, Belarus Agree on Meat, Dairy Trade » Registration is Open for IPC Spring Meeting » DuPont to Acquire Danisco for $6.3 Billion
» Poultry CRC Collaboration Challenges Campylobacter » Floods Hit Beef Supplies » Robot Makes the Cut at Linley Valley
» Rise in Pork, Dairy Products Prices Forecast ![]()
» Strong Beef Demand In November » Award for Cranswick's Gluten-free Sausage » Scotch Meat Brands Soar after £1m Promotion » New Levy Income Should Lift Beef Exports » Making Shellfish Safer To Eat
» Retail Staple Food Prices Edge Higher » Death Reported of Don Tyson » CME: Broiler Sector Shows Little Appetite for Growth » Kosher Poultry Plant Closes » FSIS Issues Instructions on RTE Processing » Supply of Red Meat, Poultry Expected to Fall » AMI Calls for More Funding for Agricultural Research » Hormel Hosts Quality Assurance Meeting at AMI Expo » Further Objection to Proposed Chicken Plant » Market Preview: Chicken, Lean Hog Futures » USDA and FDA Discuss Food Safety Oversight » Tight Supplies Characterise 2011 Livestock Outlook
» Dioxin Ban Lifted on Some Poultry Products » Germany Minister Promises Action on Dioxins » China Halts Pork, Egg Imports in Dioxin Scare
» Brazil Resumes Processed Meat Exports to US » International Egg and Poultry Review: Brazil
» Omojo Chinese Health Products Brand of the Year » Farm Produce Prices Rise on Holiday Demand
» What is Norwegian Food’s Big Advantage?
» South Korea Avoids German Pork, Poultry Imports
» Pork Prices Going Up by 35 Cents a Kilo
» Dioxin Monitoring has to be Strengthened » EU Pig Prices: Market Defies Dioxin Problems
» Chicken, Pork Imports Jumped in 2010
» Russia Doubles US Beef Quota
» Lower Turkish Beef Import Tariffs Continue
» A'Saffa Foods - New Identity, New Brands
» Frozen Beef Imports Surge In Japan ![]()
» Edible Insects Produce Less GHG than Livestock
» Demand for Pork Products Prompts Price Increase
» IPC Returns to Rome for Spring Meeting That's all for this week! Ed. |