Multiple LPAI infections in US turkey operation The United States Department of Agriculture notified World animal health organization OIE on the 16th of March...
Belgium: Learning from 2019 outbreak of low pathogenic AI A large-scale outbreak of low pathogenic bird flu caused enormous damage in West Flanders, Belgium last year. At...
Latin America discusses new system against Avian Influenza At the annual meeting of Latin American Poultry Industry Association, in the Dominican Republic, a new system...
China lifts US live poultry ban China has lifted all remaining barriers to US poultry exporters, the country’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural...
Bird flu found in western part of Germany On a backyard farm in the western part of Germany, the Baden-Wurttemberg province, high pathogenic H5N8 bird flu...
WHO: New guidance for human risk of AI The World Health Organization has released new guidance for humans handling birds that may be infected with...
AI prompts EU to block poultry from Ukraine Ukraine has said that the EU has banned exports of its poultrymeat in light of the discovery of H5N8 in the...
Ukraines main broiler producing region hit by AI outbreak Ukraine veterinary watchdog Gosprodpotrebsluyzba has revealed an avian influenza (AI) outbreak at the territory...
EU steps up AI control measures The European Union has adopted protective measures in relation to outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza...
Romania confirms H5N8 AI Romania has become the latest country to record an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N8 avian influenza.
Bird flu Poland not contained The highly pathogenic avian flu virus that was diagnosed on new years eve at a poultry farm in Poland appears to...
Suspected case of AI in Northern Ireland Poultry farmers in Northern Ireland are on high alert after a potential case of avian influenza was uncovered on...
High pathogenic bird flu in Poland On New Year’s Eve, authorities in Poland reported an infection of H5N8 highly pathogenic avian influenza in the...
Avian influenza confirmed in UK Avian influenza has been confirmed on a broiler breeder farm in Suffolk, in the south east of the UK.
Business update August: What's new in the world of poultry? We’re keeping our finger on the pulse and bring you a comprehensive summary of the latest business updates from...
Airborne transmission’s role in spreading US 2015 bird flu Airborne transmission is likely to have played a role in spreading the highly pathogenic avian influenza strain...
Disease changes landscape for years The poultry sector had its fair share of disease problems. Avian influenza, mainly caused by wild birds, has hit...
Preparing for winter for the best chance to prevent bird flu Winter is coming, as the phrase from popular TV drama Game of Thrones goes. For characters of the hit series it...
Avian influenza difficult to deal with Poultry producers in Europe and the US are out of the woods when it comes to the avian influenza threat from...
Veterinary concerns must outweigh economic concerns According to avian influenza experts, the bird flu carrying wild widgeons should be out of the largest part of...
Poultry disease prevention by design Disease prevention is certainly very much to the fore, as it is such an integral part of sustainable poultry...
Assessing the threat of AI It may have been a quiet winter for avian influenza last year, but that doesn’t mean the threat is gone. Poultry...
Shake up of global trade is the main future challenge The main challenges the poultry industry faces in the short and long term future are becoming more and more...
Bird flu season fast approaching An outbreak of avian influenza on a Russian poultry farm has left producers across Europe looking nervously...
The 6th edition of Poultry World 2018 is now online In the 6th edition of Poultry World 2018 we focus on new bird flu research being done in Canada.
Thinking outside the bird Canadian researchers tested a new approach in Avian Influenza surveillance by going beyond wild bird sampling...
Russia faces trade sanctions as it battles bird flu Russia faces poultry trade sanctions as it battles an outbreak of bird flu that has affected four regions and a...
The growing case for new AI control methods Vaccination against avian influenza and changing consumer habits were just two topics that featured at the...
Egg crisis almost sparked a revolution in Iran Iran has lost 21 million birds due to outbreaks of the highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) since the...
The "humble egg" is making waves Poultry World talks to Ben Dellaert and Tim Lambert. As Dellaert is looking back on his two year stint as...
Russia: Veterinary control system under scrutiny Russia’s veterinary watchdog Rosselhoznadzor reported that some AI infected turkey meat has hit the retail...
Overcoming hurdles for AI vaccination The poultry industry must take into serious consideration that avian influenza outbreaks may become the new...
Layers protected by lasers Small scale, with an eye for tradition and with a holistic view on nature and farm life – surely this doesn’t...
Rising oversupply and AI worry Russian poultry industry By the end of 2016 the poultry industry in Russia was rocked with several huge outbreaks of avian influenza...
"It leaves you powerless. This has an enormous impact" In 2016 poultry farm Waddenei was struck twice by avian influenza, low pathogenic at first, followed by a high...
Vaccine atomisation promising for influenza immunisation A few more research steps to go and then mass vaccination of poultry against bird flu will be a viable option....