Special program is designed to support USPOULTRY member companies and allied suppliers, especially technology-driven companies such as those in genetics, health, pharmaceutical and nutrition.
USPOULTRY Foundation and Poultry Science Association host the Ph.D. and Vet Student Career Fair at the 2026 IPPE, cost-free for participating students and companies.
One-day summit offers expert sessions, global perspectives and networking opportunities, all focused on driving progress and strengthening collaboration within the industry.
The event is set for Jan. 26, 2026, and will open with a presentation of research projects by the Latin American Poultry Association (ALA), setting the tone for a day that combines science, strategy and shared expertise.
Industry leaders deliver practical strategies for advancing rendering operations, from tackling lipid oxidation and contamination risks to improving workplace safety, negotiation skills and water management.
Industry leaders present forward-thinking approaches to improving flock health and biosecurity, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a careful balance between production efficiency and maintaining animal welfare best practices.
US Poultry & Egg Association and its foundation approve $687,000 for nine research grants at six institutions through the comprehensive research program.
Tyson Foods in Danville, Va., and Perdue Foods in Lewiston, N.C., receive accolades for strong performance in wastewater treatment, water reuse and overall sustainability.
Despite notable advances in pathogen control during poultry processing, Campylobacter can still contaminate poultry carcasses at the end of processing.
University of Georgia professor works to identify Campylobacter jejuni that are tolerant to antimicrobials commonly used during poultry processing and to demonstrate an approach to control them.