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Bird Flu: Centre Asks States Not To Ban Poultry Supply From Other States
Amid the spread of bird flu in the ten states across the country, the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying (MFAHD) on Wednesday asked all the states not to ban the supply of poultry and poultry products from other states, stating that it would cause "negative impact" on the poultry industry.
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As China Overhauls Production, Chickens Need To Lay Billion Eggs A Day
Behind a row of sealed red incubator doors in a new facility in northern China, about 400,000 chicks are hatched every day, part of the rapidly modernising supply chain in China's $37 billion egg industry, the world's biggest.
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Here's Why Middle-Aged Men Should Reduce High Protein Intake
While eating protein rich foods such as meat, poultry, fish, dry beans and peas, eggs, nuts, and seeds supply many nutrients, it may also be associated with 33 per cent high risk of heart failure among middle-aged men, finds a study.
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Egg Prices Jump Up By 40% On Tight Supply
Egg prices have jumped by up to 40 per cent to Rs 7-7.50 per piece in retail markets in most parts of the country, hit by tight supply, Poultry Federation of India President Ramesh Katri said today.
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Eggs in Short Supply as South Korea Battles Worst Bird Flu Outbreak
Moon Hong-nam, a pastry chef in Seoul, needs at least 15,000 eggs a day to bake cakes, but after South Korea's worst outbreak of bird flu and a surge in the prices of eggs, he is considering changing his menu.
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High Food Prices Pose Challenge to India's Inflation Target
Prices of many foodstuffs such as pulses, sugar, vegetables and poultry products are set to surge in India.
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Rising Food Prices Dashes RBI Rate Cut Hopes
Prices of many foodstuffs such as pulses, sugar, vegetables and poultry products are set to surge in India in the next three months on thin supplies, which could fuel inflation and give the central bank little room to cut rates, said analysts.
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Institutional Investors Warn Against Antibiotics In Meat, Poultry
A group of institutional investors managing a combined $1 trillion on Tuesday called on restaurant chains to end the systematic use of antiobiotics in their meat and poultry supply chains.
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Bird Flu: Centre Asks States Not To Ban Poultry Supply From Other States
Amid the spread of bird flu in the ten states across the country, the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairying (MFAHD) on Wednesday asked all the states not to ban the supply of poultry and poultry products from other states, stating that it would cause "negative impact" on the poultry industry.
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As China Overhauls Production, Chickens Need To Lay Billion Eggs A Day
Behind a row of sealed red incubator doors in a new facility in northern China, about 400,000 chicks are hatched every day, part of the rapidly modernising supply chain in China's $37 billion egg industry, the world's biggest.
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Here's Why Middle-Aged Men Should Reduce High Protein Intake
While eating protein rich foods such as meat, poultry, fish, dry beans and peas, eggs, nuts, and seeds supply many nutrients, it may also be associated with 33 per cent high risk of heart failure among middle-aged men, finds a study.
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Egg Prices Jump Up By 40% On Tight Supply
Egg prices have jumped by up to 40 per cent to Rs 7-7.50 per piece in retail markets in most parts of the country, hit by tight supply, Poultry Federation of India President Ramesh Katri said today.
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Eggs in Short Supply as South Korea Battles Worst Bird Flu Outbreak
Moon Hong-nam, a pastry chef in Seoul, needs at least 15,000 eggs a day to bake cakes, but after South Korea's worst outbreak of bird flu and a surge in the prices of eggs, he is considering changing his menu.
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High Food Prices Pose Challenge to India's Inflation Target
Prices of many foodstuffs such as pulses, sugar, vegetables and poultry products are set to surge in India.
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Rising Food Prices Dashes RBI Rate Cut Hopes
Prices of many foodstuffs such as pulses, sugar, vegetables and poultry products are set to surge in India in the next three months on thin supplies, which could fuel inflation and give the central bank little room to cut rates, said analysts.
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Institutional Investors Warn Against Antibiotics In Meat, Poultry
A group of institutional investors managing a combined $1 trillion on Tuesday called on restaurant chains to end the systematic use of antiobiotics in their meat and poultry supply chains.
