EPEXA, the Association of European hatching eggs, one-day olds and pullet exporters in the EU, representing their members of 13 Member States, founded in 1987, held its 26th General Assembly in Krakow on 6 - 9 June 2013.

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Survey of Polish students commissioned by Jewish community shows 44 percent would "not be happy" to have a Jewish neighbor.

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In December 2012, Polish swine inventories totalled 11.1 million head, a 15 per cent drop in comparison to the same period of previous year and a 40 per cent decline over the last six years.

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Poland has become eighth EU member state to ban the cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops approved by the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) as safe.

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Multi million meat plant and Kosher ban News that ritual slaughter could be banned in Poland caught Jakub Lopinski at a critical moment in his career.

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Polish Attorney General Andrzej Seremet has no problem with the Catholic priest in Poland buggering every little boy and girl they can get their hands on, yet feels he must interfere if the Jewish and Moslem religious rights and set them up for thinly veiled anti sematic attacks.

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The destruction of European Jewry really began with the First World War: the uprooting of millions of Jews, the destruction of old communities, the breakdown of religious infrastructure, habits and social observances, etc. All of that was accelerated by what happened after the war.In Poland, between the wars the Jews counted between 10-12% of the population, the largest proportion of Jews to non-Jews in any European country. This visibility did not bode well for them.

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More than 180 breeder and broiler farmers, veterinarians and nutrition specialists took part in the symposium organised by Cobb Germany at Havet, one of the leading seaside resorts in Poland.

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More than 180 breeder and broiler farmers, veterinarians and nutrition specialists took part in a recent symposium organised by Cobb Germany at Havet, a leading seaside resort in Poland.

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More than 180 breeder and broiler farmers, veterinarians and nutrition specialists took part in the symposium organized by Cobb Germany at Havet, one of the leading seaside resorts in Poland.

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DSM pig conference in Poznan

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Polish herd continues to fall

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At the Agriculture and Fisheries Council meeting in Luxemburg last week, the Polish delegation briefed the ministers of theEuropean Commission (EC) on the consequences of the current situation for the market in milk and dairy products.

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Pands with Pas Reform

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IKO Poland expands with Pas Reform

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People: AB Vista fills pivotal role in Central Eastern Europe

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The agriculture ministries of Ukraine and Poland on December 7, 2011, signed a memorandum of cooperation in adapting the Ukrainian agricultural sector and rural areas to European Union (EU) standards.

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International animal feed company, De Heus, has been announced as the seventh winner of the Dutch-Polish Business Award (DPBA).

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Arla Foods will centralise its current production of Mozzarella cheese at its dairy plant in Rødkærsbro, Denmark. Consequently, the company is looking to sell its production facilities in Gościno, Poland.

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The first HatchBrood facility in Poland has been taken into operations the month. The HatchBrood facility is part of a large new project where Zwd Sztuder ordered a complete HatchTech product portfolio as part of an investment program aimed at maximising chick quality.

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The suspicion has been raised by Robert Sturdy, Conservative MEP for East Anglia and a farmer, himself, who is concerned that egg producers in this country could find themselves disadvantaged when the conventional cage ban begins on January 1 2012. Whilst producers in this country have made the investment necessary to switch to either free range or enriched cage production, it is estimated that nearly a quarter of laying hens in the European Union will still be in conventional cages when the ban begins.

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Poland’s grain production and quality will decline this year because of heavy rain in the past weeks, Agriculture Minister Marek Sawicki said.

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The suspicion has been raised by Robert Sturdy, Conservative MEP for East Anglia and a farmer, himself, who is concerned that egg producers in this country could find themselves disadvantaged when the conventional cage ban begins on January 1 2012. Whilst producers in this country have made the investment necessary to switch to either free range or enriched cage production, it is estimated that nearly a quarter of laying hens in the European Union will still be in conventional cages when the ban begins.

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Poland’s grain production and quality will decline this year because of heavy rain in the past weeks, Agriculture Minister Marek Sawicki said.

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Shops selling organic food in Poland forecast a 20-30% annual growth of sales in the 10 upcoming years. Polish citizens are increasingly keen on purchasing products from certified farms. The value of the organic food market in Poland is estimated at PLN500 million, while globally it is worth USD55 billion, “Rzeczpospolita” reports.

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It appears that the eastern city of Lublin could emerge as Poland's unofficial capital of organic food, Puls Biznesu reports.

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Poland has urged the European Union to permit animal products for use in animal feed. This bid by Poland has been backed by the Netherlands.

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Until recently, Polish broiler producers tended to build poultry buildings outside of villages and towns so as not disturb inhabitants with unpleasant smells emitted during boiler production.

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