In a few decades India will be the country with the largest population. Together with its neighbours, forming the Subcontinent, it will be the home of more than two billion people. All must eat, and to which extent can the poultry industry contribute...

Since 1989, Japanese investments in Thailand’s food sector have increased year-by-year, to the mutual advantage of both Thai and Japanese companies… and there will be more, reports JETRO Bangkok’s Trade Promotion Department Director Nobuyuki Tsuzuki.

In ten years about fifty percent of the poultry meat produced will be consumed in Asia. This is an estimate made by former Rabobank poultry specialist Gordon Butland, who foresees major structural changes in the industry.

The egg market in Asia is heavily affected by the bird flu epidemic. In several countries domestic production has dropped and prices have risen. However, the future seems bright for whole eggs and egg processing.

Despite some setbacks, the Pakistan poultry industry has made great progress. And it will continue to grow since the country has a large domestic market.

The poultry market in China, Japan and Korea is continuously changing. These three countries are developing on totally different levels. China wants to export, Japan has to import and Korea is remaining more or less self-sufficient. As a result a maj...

The self-imposed supply curb that went into effect in March 2003, has not only lifted local prices, it has improved food safety and the poultry industry's export position, says Thailand's Broiler Processing Exporters Association president Anan Sirimo...

Despite the fact that the country's poultry industry is the fastest growing in the world, India's potential to attract big-time foreign investment is negligible and will necessitate a host of changes – greater integration, better cost-efficiencies an...

Protecting and promoting ASEAN's poultry industry will require the close cooperative of the public and private sectors it achievements to-date are to be maintained. This was the consensus of the Federation's fourth seminar, the first in three years, ...