Insect protein for feeds is another area that lately is attracting my attention. Insect production is becoming more and more visible in our industry, with several startups and other companies investing more than EUR1 billion (US$1.2 billion), expecting EUR2 billion by 2025, as per the International Platform of Insects for Food and Feed, (IPIFF).

After reading the menu in your eye retina reader, the waiter hologram comes to fill out the order slip in the restaurant.

Walking through a supermarket aisle nowadays in Mexico can be overwhelming, if you are aware of this new food labeling using a black octagon with warnings similar to a stop sign.

We just carried out the third Latin American Poultry Summit in virtual format within the IPPE Marketplace framework.

Consumers in the European Union are able to know from where eggs come.

A few days ago, I had a conversation with a friend from Mexico. She was excited about her fixing a delicious meal.

Brazilians dare to say that 2020 was the year of the corn. And no doubt about it – good prices, increased consumption, strong demand, as well as the devaluation of the Brazilian real that activated foreign markets made it so.

In my last blog of the year and of the existence of the Industria Avicola website, I decided to summarize which topics attracted the most readers in 2020. Of these, I brought three out.

As everyone knows or suspected, the Latin American Poultry Summit will be held in a virtual format.

Brazil has just shared its optimistic results for 2020 and projections for 2021, with surprising figures. It is a good thing to talk about.

Governments seem stunned at the pandemic, in the sense that after nine months, a myriad of administrative procedures are not yet possible.

The last issue of Industria Avícola magazine, the December 2020 issue, was published last week.