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NewsUS pork exports up 8% in April as Mexico, Japan and Philippines drive broad-based growth
April shipments of 257,212 metric tonnes valued at US$718.1 million put the US on pace for a strong 2026 export year, with four-month volumes tracking 4% above last year's record-setting pace.
NewsUSDA raises 2026 forecast for this year's US red meat, poultry production
The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has increased its 2026 red meat and poultry production forecast for the United States to 109 billion pounds, with anticipated gains in broiler production expected to offset lower red meat output.
NewsHPAI found in Texas, US dairy cattle for first time in 2026
For the first time this year, highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been detected in Texas, US dairy cattle, according to a press release last week from the Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) and according to the US Department of Agriculture's (USDA's) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS).
NewsNPPC highlights strategic advocacy efforts to secure policy wins for US pork producers
Advocacy experts from the National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) in the United States explained how targeted strategies deliver policy wins, beneficial regulatory reforms, and better market access for producers during a live panel discussion at the 2026 World Pork Expo on June 11.
NewsUS corn production fell by 6% in 2026/27 season
The latest USDA World Agricultural Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report confirms a 6% decline in US corn production in the 2026/27 season, signaling a tightening global supply balance and a more volatile pricing environment for the animal feed industry.
NewsNewly formed swine health advisory committee in US held first meeting
The National Pork Board (NPB) in the United States has established a new Swine Health Advisory Committee, which held its inaugural meeting this month in Des Moines, Iowa.
NewsSouth Korea expands egg imports from US and Thailand as HPAI culling and rising costs push retail prices higher
Government procurement alone is not expected to be sufficient to cool the market, with supply recovery still months away.
NewsUS meat exports in key categories expected to grow in volume through 2035
The volume of US meat exports in major categories is projected to grow through 2035, according to USDA Economic Research Service long-term projection data.
NewsIndustry groups in US respond to investigation of major beef processors
Industry groups in the United States offered reactions to the Department of Justice's (DOJ) announcement of an investigation into the four largest beef processors in the country.
NewsMexico stops US pork imports following confirmed presence of antibodies linked to virus
Mexico suspended imports of US pork after the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) confirmed the presence of antibodies linked to the Aujeszky virus, raising concerns over animal health controls, supply chain disruptions and the potential impact on pork availability and prices in Mexico.
NewsUS pork producers in Capitol Hill to oppose California Proposition 12
Equipped with new retail and USDA data reinforcing California Proposition 12's detrimental impacts on both producers and consumers, 105 US pork producers from 23 US states took to Capitol Hill, advocating for their livelihoods with federal lawmakers.
NewsUS pig prices started this year in steadier position, Rabobank says
US pig prices opened 2026 in a steadier position, following a stronger bout of pricing in mid-2025, Rabobank said.
NewsTriumph Foods confirms expansion of pork processing facility in Missouri, US
The St. Joseph Chamber of Commerce and Triumph Foods LLC confirmed a new $30 million expansion of the existing pork processing plant in Missouri, the United States.
NewsUS egg prices fall significantly as production recovers from bird flu impact
According to a report from the American Farm Bureau, US egg prices have dropped sharply as production recovers from volatility caused by highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) infections.
NewsUSPOULTRY approves more than $570,000 in new research grants through Comprehensive Research Program
USPOULTRY and the USPOULTRY Foundation have approved more than US$570,000 in funding for seven new research grants at institutions across the United States through the Comprehensive Research Program.
NewsSouth Dakota, US officials look to diversify soybean exports through better trade ties with Japan and South Korea
South Dakota, US officials are trying to strengthen trade relationships with Japan and South Korea as soybean farmers look to diversify beyond China, which has reduced its purchases.
NewsUS, Canadian swine production systems had nearly 90 million hogs, pigs in December
In December 2025, there were 89.4 million hogs and pigs across US and Canadian swine production systems.
NewsMore than 70% of US soy exports SSAP-verified in 2025
The US Soybean Export Council (USSEC) announced the release of the third US Soy Sustainability Assurance Protocol (SSAP) annual report outlining sustainability progress and successes in US soybean production.
NewsUS' National Pork Producers Council elects new officers and board members
The National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) in the United States elected new officers and board members to lead the organisation through the 2026-2027 term.
NewsUS beef prices rose by 15% last year as cattle inventories shrunk
US beef prices increased by 15% across the board in 2025 and are projected to rise even further this year.
NewsUS pork council welcomes proposed rule concerning line speed regulations for pork processing
The National Pork Producers Council in the United States has welcomed the US Department of Agriculture's proposed rule to update the New Swine Inspection System's (NSIS) line speed regulations to increase efficiency at pork processing plants.
NewsUS executive order to increase import amount of beef from Argentina
The United States recently signed an executive order (EO) to temporarily expand the amount of beef the country can import from Argentina, agreeing to bring in 80,000 metric tonnes of lean beef trimmings per year from Argentina, tariff-free.
NewsUS cattle herd drops to smallest size since 1951
The US cattle herd dwindled to its smallest size since 1951, the US Department of Agriculture said on January 30, signaling that beef prices will stay high for consumers after setting records last year.
NewsInner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China, produced 1.02 million tonnes of beef last year
China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region produced a record 1.02 million tonnes of beef in 2025, consolidating its position as the nation's top beef producer, according to regional authorities.
NewsUS dependence on soybean exports to China affects trade sovereignty, says US official
A US official said that US farmers' dependence on soybean exports to China undermines US trade sovereignty and poses national security risks.
NewsCargill wins 2026 BIG Innovation Award
Cargill on January 15 announced it has been named a winner in the 2026 BIG Innovation Awards by the Business Intelligence Group and designated as a Top 10 Innovator, recognising the company's disciplined approach to innovation across the global food and agriculture system.
NewsBigger wheat harvest could push UK to compete more actively on global exports, according to experts
Expectations of a larger domestic wheat harvest in the United Kingdom in 2026 could force the country to compete more actively on global export markets, according to grain industry specialists.
NewsUS corn production rose by 14% year-on-year in 2025
The US Department of Agriculture on January 12 confirmed US farmers produced a record 17 billion bushels of corn in 2025, up 14% when compared to the 2024 estimate, according to agency's latest Crop Production report, released Jan. 12.
NewsUS pork organisation sends comments on USDA response plan for New World screwworm detection
The National Pork Producers Council (NPPC) in the United States submitted comments on the US Department of Agriculture's draft response plan for a New World screwworm detection in the country.
NewsUS swine sector in joint effort with university to recruit and retain agriculture professionals
University of Missouri Extension specialists are working with the US swine industry and temporary visa holders to help recruit, retain, and develop agriculture professionals needed to address ongoing farm labor shortages.
NewsUS soybean exporters set sights on Thailand
Thailand has become a primary target for US soybean exporters as American farmers struggle to find alternative markets following the collapse of trade with China.
NewsDairy herd in Wisconsin, US, hit by HPAI linked to "spillover event" from wildlife
On December 14 last year, the US Department of Agriculture's Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) shared that a dairy herd became the first detected case of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in Wisconsin, the United States.
NewsRegulation on open-pen sow gestation now in effect in Ohio, US
On January 1, a regulation on open-pen sow gestation officially went into effect in Ohio, the United States.