Rabobank flags AI, geopolitics and avian flu risks The outlook for the global poultry industry remains strong for 2026, with growth of around 2.5% expected following three consecutive years of approximately 3% global expansion, according to the most recent …

The demand for chicken remains high, and global growth in the sector is set to continue, according to the latest RaboResearch report. Global growth in the poultry meat sector is expected to continue throughout 2026, with another year of strong sector …

The latest cases reflect a wider global struggle to control avian influenza. Migratory birds are believed to play a significant role in spreading the virus across borders, making eradication difficult. Climate change, shifting migration patterns and …

… Minister Veena George stated the bird flu situation is under control. … mask-wearing and isolation for poultry workers in affected areas. … Sales Fueling Resistance in India "Antimicrobial resistance is … not been edited by Asianet Newsable English staff and …

Tokyo: Japan’s agriculture ministry said on Tuesday that it has confirmed an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza at a poultry farm in Saitama Prefecture, marking the country’s 12th outbreak this season and the first case in the greater Tokyo area …

Soutik BiswasIndia correspondent ShareSave More than two million turkeys have been culled in the US since late August due to avian flu For years, scientists have warned that bird flu - better known as H5N1 - could one day make the dangerous leap from birds …

… about the lethal H5N1 bird flu, which researchers say is … Antarctica that had never documented bird flu previously. Instead of a … in Cambodia, Vietnam, and Nepal. It has since branched out … African and Asian areas means wild bird or poultry outbreaks might …

Instead of one variant spreading worldwide, H5N1 has fractured into multiple genetically separate groups(Image: Getty Images) Fresh fears are mounting over the lethal H5N1 bird flu, with scientists warning it's mutating at an unprecedented rate and …

It's mutating fast(Image: Getty Images) New concerns are emerging over the deadly H5N1 bird flu, which scientists say is mutating faster than ever and entering an unpredictable new phase. A global analysis uploaded to preprint biology server bioRxiV on …

Photo taken at a chicken farm in Siem Reap Province. Photo by Information Ministry PHNOM PENH — The dangerous H5N1 bird flu virus has entered what scientists describe as a new, unpredictable stage, spreading across the world and mutating into an expanding …