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Explainer: what is New World Screwworm and its implications for meat and dairy?

“Any product from an affected animal would not be allowed to enter the commercial food supply” – the USDA’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS).

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Lifeway removes ‘poison pill’ ahead of shareholders’ meeting

Lifeway's largest investor has called on the US kefir maker's shareholders to vote against the company's nominees for board roles at its annual meeting on 17 June.

Perrigo CEO Patrick Lockwood-Taylor resigns over “personal misconduct”

The infant-formula maker said Lockwood-Taylor’s conduct “was not consistent with the company's code of conduct and core values”.

Plant-based sales: Germany thrives as UK, Netherlands fall back

Sales in four of Europe’s largest markets for plant-based food – Germany, Italy, France and Spain – grew by value and volume in 2025, according to think tank The Good Food Institute.

Second Nature Brands enters meat snacks with Tillamook deal

Tillamook operates two manufacturing facilities in Oregon and employs around 480 people.

Nestlé lowers planned job cuts in Spain

Under the new agreement, Nestlé has lowered the number of job cuts to "a maximum of 242 positions", a 20% drop on its initial plan.

Tyson Foods makes another executive change as Wes Morris takes COO role

Current COO Devin Cole is retiring from the US meat giant.

Brace’s Bakery acquired by Boparan Private Office

In October, Mr Boparan acquired another UK baker, Roberts Bakery, weeks after the business filed a so-called Notice of Intention (NOI) to appoint administrators.

Saputo pursues volume-led EBITDA growth as M&A features in toolkit

The dairy major plans to increase capital expenditure to “lean into disciplined high-return investments”.