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Kazakhstan to double poultry production»
Nurmakhan Niyazbekov is currently the president of the
Poultry Union of Kazakhstan, representing a rapidly growing industry. During the
5th central Asian international conference for the agriculture and food industry
“Agrica” held in Almaty, he ex...
Russian poultry industry leaves dark times behind»
The Russian poultry industry is rapidly recovering
from dark times. Its production capacity is almost back to the level it used to
be before the political and economic reforms. Many kolkhozes have been turned
into modern industrial agro-complexes ...
Bulgarian Gradus exports more broilers»
Gradus, a leader on the Bulgarian broiler market,
officially opened its new slaughterhouse on 15 October, 2006, in the presence of
many official personalities, including the prime minister. Ivan Angelov, one of
the owners of Gradus, believes that ...
Increasing dynamics for Lithuanian poultry»
The Lithuanian poultry industry has been boosted by a growing economy and
an increase in the consumption of poultry meat. The AgroBalt exhibition from 7-9
September 2006, presented itself as a good opportunity to measure the dynamics
and opportuni...
General director, Roskar: “We aim to produce 750 million eggs a year”»
Roskar is one of the biggest and most efficient Russian
poultry companies today – active in both egg and broiler production. Valery
Goryachev, general director, and Alexei Dmitriev, chief technologist, explain
the strategy of their group, which is...
Tallegg: more than eggs»
Estonia has been a full member of the EU since 2005, and the country is experiencing many changes. One area that is progressing rapidly is the poultry industry, and Tallegg, the country?s largest egg and poultry meat producer, is rolling with th...
Borovskaya Poultry Farm leads the Russian egg industry »
Far away in the Tyumen region of Siberia, one can find the largest layer farm in Russia. Poultry Factory Borovskaya was started in 1958 to feed workers from regional petrol and gas units. Thanks to steady growth and clever investments, the compa...
Hungary boosting production for increased exports»
In spite of an overcapacity in the slaughterhouses, Hungarian poultry processors are optimistic and expect increasing exports to Western Europe following the country's EU membership. But farmers must face many economic challenges in the future. ...
Russian conglomerate invests in broiler production»
Mosselprom's history begins in 1922. Almost eighty years later it got involved in the poultry industry and is now becoming one of the largest broiler meat companies in Russia. By 2005 annual production should be 50,000 tonnes. But before that a ...
Russia has limited imports to stimulate domestic production »
The Russian poultry industry is facing an interesting period. Domestic demand is increasing and imports are limited. Producers are increasing national production while suffering from out-dated equipment and enormous debts. But there are interest...
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