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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Mammalian TB is a slow-spreading but serious disease in livestock that affects animal health, human safety, and meat trade.
Published about 1 year ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
A leading Islamic legal body has ruled that Muslims may consume cultivated meat if it meets specific Sharia-based requirements.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Zimbabwe will kill around 50 elephants in a wildlife reserve to manage overpopulation, with the meat distributed to local communities and the ivory retained by the state.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
A pork processing plant in Port Wakefield will shut down in early 2026, leaving hundreds unemployed due to supply shortages and market changes.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
New research suggests early humans may have used fire to preserve meat nearly one million years ago—not just to cook it.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Meat with harmful levels of PFAS chemicals is still being sold in eastern Switzerland, as authorities argue existing safety measures are enough despite health concerns.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Thousands of investors in Uruguay bought into a cattle scheme—only to discover their cows might never have existed.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
JD Super is expanding its imported meat selection in China through new partnerships with international suppliers.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Serbia is introducing new labeling rules to reveal the true age of meat sold as “fresh,” but experts warn that without stronger enforcement and support for local farms, the deeper problems in the meat industry will remain.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Egypt is implementing a multifaceted approach to stabilize meat supply and prices during Eid al-Adha 2025, addressing rising demand and economic challenges.
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Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
A flesh-eating parasite is advancing through Mexico, threatening U.S. cattle imports and driving up beef prices.
Published about 1 year ago in News
Martina Osmak, Director of Marketing
Newcastle disease is a deadly and fast-spreading virus that hits poultry hard—causing sudden death, breathing trouble, nervous symptoms, and major losses—even in vaccinated birds.