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Family-owned Canadian poultry company Sunrise Farms is investing $100.5 million to build a new poultry processing facility in Woodstock, Ont., in a move aimed at expanding Ontario’s domestic processing capacity and strengthening the province’s agri-food supply chain.

The new 155,000-square-foot facility will be federally licensed by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency,...


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Canada has recorded another commercial avian influenza detection in Alberta, with the Canadian Food Inspection Agency confirming a case in Starland County on May 16.

The latest case marks Alberta’s third commercial poultry detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in May, following earlier confirmations in Strathcona County and Special Area No. 4 on May 11....


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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency will launch a confined field trial later this year to evaluate the logistics of vaccinating Canadian poultry against highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI).

The small-scale trial, conducted with provincial and industry partners, will focus on how vaccination could be administered in a farm setting and whether it could support futur...


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Alberta has recorded its first commercial cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza of 2026, with two detections confirmed on May 11 by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.

The cases were identified at commercial poultry operations in Strathcona County, northeast of Edmonton, and Special Area No. 4 in southeastern Alberta. Primary control zones have been established a...


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Canada’s national chicken allocation for production period A-204 (August 23 to October 17, 2026) has been set at 6.5 per cent above base following a decision by the board of Chicken Farmers of Canada on May 13.

The increase reflects continued strong demand for chicken across the country, supported by competitive pricing relative to other protein sources, stable per cap...


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