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Turkeys expected to be pricier, harder to find this Christmas

Canadians scrambling to secure perfect poultry well in advance of Christmas dinner.


Ottawa and British Columbia promise cooperation on province’s flooding

Governments form joint committee to deal with devastation caused by flooding.


Canadian-based company working to unlock prebiotics and proteins from plants for livestock feed

Alberta-based CBS Bio Platforms will develop plant-based proteins and extracts to enhance swine and poultry feeds.
 
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Featured Articles 
 
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LRIC Update: What’s happening in the alternative protein space

Alternative protein options have been small players in the food world. In the last several years, though, their popularity has been growing rapidly, thanks in part to aggressive positioning as being “cleaner and healthier” than animal-based products. » Read more...
 
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Alternative Housing Supplement: Multi-tier aviaries

When transitioning from conventional egg production to cage-free, producers have several choices. Here’s why many leading industry experts see multi-tier aviaries as the superior approach. » Read more...
 
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