Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease (RHD) is a highly contagious and often fatal virus that affects rabbits worldwide, including wild, pet, and farmed populations. First identified in China in 1984, it quickly spread to Europe and is now found in most parts of the world.

Iran is facing a sharp rise in food prices, with meat and rice becoming unaffordable for many families.

The USDA has given Zoetis a conditional license for its bird flu vaccine, allowing limited use in poultry while monitoring its effectiveness.

Grocery stores are pulling out all the stops this Valentine’s Day, offering heart-shaped steaks, seafood feasts, and budget-friendly date night meals to steal the dollars away from the restaurants.

UK sheep meat production is set to grow by 2% in 2025, driven by a higher carryover of lambs from 2024, despite challenges like a shrinking breeding flock and shifting consumer demand.

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Our comprehensive analysis of Germany’s meat industry provides a deep dive into its past decline, current recovery, and future challenges, offering insights into regulatory shifts, economic pressures, consumer trends, and industry forecasts.

The EU's approval of UV-treated mealworm powder as a novel food sparks debate over food safety, consumer choice, and the push toward insect-based proteins.

JBS is investing $200 million to expand its U.S. beef production capacity, preparing for an expected increase in cattle supply while improving efficiency and supporting local economies.

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Germany's meat production increased by 1.4% in 2024, marking its first rise since 2016, driven by higher pork and poultry output, though overall levels remain significantly lower than their peak.