The coalition was led by NPPC and AFBF.

A dairy worker is being monitored because of their exposure to H5N1-infected cattle.

The event highlighted limited-time offerings for attendees.

Additionally, former Tyson president and CEO was appointed to the company’s board of directors.

Kevin Pallaoro previously served as the CFO of the company.

While no human-to-human cases have been reported, GlobalData officials say the threat should be taken seriously.

The event saw 21% more attendees compared to last year.

Vital Pursuit will feature frozen bowls, sandwich melts, and pizza. 

The government allocated C$9.6 million toward improved biosecurity, ASF research and other disease prevention activities.

This is the third state to sign a law against meat alternatives in May.