Biosecurity crucial amid AI challenges in 2023
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
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- Vietnam News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- India News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- Indonesia News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- Malaysia News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- Philippines News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- Singapore News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- Thailand News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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- Vietnam News
Avian influenza (AI) will still be one of the main challenges in 2023 for the poultry industry in Asia on the back of outbreaks in different countries in the past year, Asian Agribiz believes.
This is in line with what Rabobank’s assessment in its Global Poultry Quarterly Q1 2023 report.
“Dev...
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