Poultry

The CDC announced that the one case does not change the human risk assessment for the general public, which is "low" at this time.

Almost 23 million birds have been killed in the U.S. this year because of the outbreak, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

The highly infectious avian flu has been found in backyard and commercial poultry flocks, including broiler chickens and turkeys in 17 states.

French officials said Tuesday that millions of birds across the country have been infected and had to be killed during the last several months.

The state is seeing its first avian flu outbreak since 2015. The disease was first detected in turkeys at two animal feeding facilities.

Avian flu has been detected in commercial and backyard flocks in 12 states, including New York, Michigan, Illinois and Kansas.

The detection of bird flu in a backyard flock of birds in New York is the latest in an ongoing spate of cases also involving turkeys and broiler chickens.

The detection of the virus in a flock of broiler chickens follows the destruction of 29,000 turkeys in Indiana and widens the current U.S. avian flu outbreak.

Two new outbreaks were reported just days after the U.S. ordered nearly 30,000 turkeys to be euthanized for testing positive for the disease.

The turkeys showed signs of avian flu, although health officials say that a food safety risk is not imminent.

"We are in close communication with Tyson, who told us a 'puffed' bag does not indicate spoilage in this case," Walmart said in response.

The outbreak across Europe forced U.K. poultry farmers to kill nearly 500,000 birds after cases had been confirmed in poultry and wild birds.

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"The hope is that we can significantly reduce the risk of these serious cases, and it's certainly worth the effort," Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said.

Tyson Foods, Pilgrim's and George's Farms are among the string of chicken producers involved in a $181 million class action lawsuit.

The demand for U.S. chicken abroad increases production at home, production which Karen Davis, president of United Poultry Concerns, said devastates its surrounding environment.

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"People are panic-buying chickens like they did toilet paper," said Tom Watkins, the vice president of Murray McMurray Hatchery in Iowa.

A Wisconsin man was pulled over by police after reports of erratic driving. Officers found empty beer cans in his vehicle and a chicken that had been riding on his shoulder.

A recall notice was published by the USDA after the issue was brought to Simmons' attention during further processing.

The sheriff's office used a helicopter and 40 deputies to detain protesters.

When millions of Muslims are set to perform the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, there's a good chance they'll be eating food from South America.

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Approximately 43 million birds at farms across the country have been hit by this year's outbreak.