18th July, 2006: CHANDIGARH, INDIA - The Haryana State Cooperative Supply and Marketing Federation (Hafed) plans to introduce steamed basmati, par boiled basmati, sarbati rice and graded broken... Hafed to introduce basmati varieties in Mumbai and expand feed milling operations

 

14th July, 2006: Ho Chi Minh City, VIETNAM - Taiwan’s Uni-President yesterday began commissioning a US$25.4-million fish feed factory in the Mekong Delta province of Tien Giang, aiming to meet... Taiwan's Uni-President inaugurates fish feed mill in Mekong Delta

 

12th July, 2006: SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - The ability of humanity to feed itself through the steepest increase in food demand in history lies in something most communities throw away: nutrients.... Nutrient recycling on humanity's menu

 

10th July, 2006: PERTH, AUSTRALIA - Crop forecasts have been slashed, feed prices are soaring and there are reports of farmers taking their own lives as the record dry in Western Australia begins... Record dry sows seeds of disaster in the west

 

8th July, 2006: NAMAKKAL, INDIA - Poultry farms, especially those in the poultry capital of the State, Namakkal, who were hit hard by the outbreak of bird flu, are relieved now after the Centre... Poultry farms to get more grains

 

7th July, 2006: SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA - Topsy, Nolene, Al, Jimmy, Subico and Cracker knew there was something wrong with their feed and refused to eat it. But after Horsepower Equestrian Pellets were... Company to pay up over toxic pellets

 

4th July 2006, HOBART: Tasmania's chief vet says Australia's status as being free of mad cow disease (BSE) could be threatened by the indiscriminate use of animal-based pasture... Australia: Animal-based fertilisers threaten BSE status

 

4th July 2006, MUMBAI: India has announced that it will distribute 800,000 tonnes of corn at subsidised prices to provide relief to its poultry farmers. Corn would be sold at Rs. 450 to... India to provide subsidised corn to poultry farmers

 

4th July 2006, PERTH, AUSTRALIA: A booming export fodder market is good news for growers but farmers looking to feed livestock in Australia are facing high prices and short supply.... Fodder exports demand raises local prices

 

3rd July 2006, JAKARTA: A World Health Organisation laboratory test has confirmed a 5-year-old Indonesian boy who died last month was infected with bird flu, a health ministry official said on... Bird flu claims 40th human victim in Indonesia

 

2nd July 2006, ZHONGWEI: A new outbreak of the H5N1 strain of bird flu reportedly has been discovered among poultry in China. The news surfaced on Saturday, as experts were re-examining whether a... New Wave of Bird Flu Hits China's Poultry

 

3rd July 2006, HONG KONG: The import of live poultry, day-old chicks and pet birds from Guangdong will resume July 6, the Health, Welfare & Food Bureau says. After evaluating the public... Live poultry imports to resume July 6

 

30th Jun 2006, BANGKOK: News from the frontline of the struggle to contain bird flu Asia is not good. China cannot determine how the H5N1 virus infected two men, while WHO is suspecting that the... H5N1 virus may have been in China since 2003

 

29th June 2006, BANGKOK: Victam International has announced Feed Ingredients and Additives Asia/Pacific (FIAAP) a new exhibition to be colocated with Victam Asia 2008 at the Queen Sirikit National... New Feed Show For Asia Pacific

 

28th June 2006, SINGAPORE: Singapore will lift a ban on imports of poultry and poultry products from neighbouring Malaysia after Malaysia declared that it is free from bird flu, officials said on... Singapore lifts ban on Malaysian poultry imports