Some people tune in for the game, others tune in for the commercials, but it's hard to imagine a proper party this Sunday without the Steelers and Cardinals on

Past, present and future were all discussed at the International Poultry Expo's Market Intelligence Forum, held on January 30. Three speakers discussed the current struggles affecting the industry, the factors

Barbara YoungEditor-in-ChiefThe National Provisioner After everything that went down last year leading up to the election of a new president and the selection of a new national administration, I

Wednesday IPE Education Program wrap-upAttendees and exhibitors at the International Poultry Expo 2009 were treated to an informative duet of presentations Thursday morning, highlighting many of the challenges that poultry

McDonalds announces strong 2008 results The economic troubles that have affected many foodservice operators don’t seem to have touched McDonalds, as the Oak Brook, Ill.-based company announced positive results for

Tyson reports $112 million quarterly lossTyson Foods reported a quarterly loss of $112 million, due to the rising costs of chicken feed and losses on grain-hedging activities, the company reported.

New administration puts hold on federal rule making WASHINGTON – White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday issued a memo to federal agencies placing a “hold” on aspects

Chicken recalled for foreign materials WASHINGTON – Barber Foods Co. of Portland, Maine has recalled about 6,050 pounds of chicken products because they may contain foreign materials, the Food Safety

Barbara YoungEditor-in-ChiefThe National Provisioner Today, Jan. 20, 2009, is inauguration day for the nation’s 44th president. This is a momentous occasion, to be sure, so why is my mind

NPPC sues over emissions rule WASHINGTON – The National Pork Producers Council on Monday filed a federal lawsuit challenging the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Agency’s decision to require livestock farms