Lately, fake news has become fashionable in events of global relevance, such as Donald Trump’s election or the independence of Catalonia, among others.
The last episode of the soap opera of imports of corn and soy featuring Mexico and the United States is still to be released. It is not known if there will be a divorce or not, and what will be the path that both protagonists will take.
Months pass and the expansive wave of the case of Fipronil in eggs in Europe continues, not in the pollution level per se, but rather concerning the impact on the market.
If there was some food for thought that I brought back home after last week’s 25th Latin American Poultry Congress in Guadalajara, Mexico, it was this: with poultry, we are in the right business.
There are already robots that can work in direct contact with the birds, that do several tasks and that improve efficiency and biosecurity, and diminish work load for the worker.
Because trade relations between Mexico and the United States are carried out through officials, it seems that the common corn and soy producers do not know who is buying their product.