Articles Tagged with ''chicken''

South Africa will end punitive duties on U.S. chicken and renew imports, initially 65,000 tons a year, under the agreement.

West Coast Millennials motivated by perception of health and cost, report label confusion and lack of accessibility.

The committee approved unanimously by voice vote language that would put pressure on South Africa to remove unfair limits on American chicken imports.

The product contains peanut, a known allergen, which is not declared on the product label.

Company goal is to have ABF chicken in two years.

The concept of a breed-specific meat program is well-established in the beef world (Angus being the most prolific example), and the Berkshire breed of pork is gaining similar traction in that sector. Chickens, though, are represented by the broiler and not much else.

New federal standards would reduce Salmonella and Campylobacter in ground chicken and turkey products as well as raw chicken breasts, legs and wings.

Updated study quantifies the economic impact of the chicken industry in the United States.

Maryland state regulators have fined 104 out of the state’s 574 “animal feeding operations” since July 1.