Highlights from Global Health Industry Ups and Downs

The latest health news reveals Brazilian chicken exports are forecast to drop due to bird flu restrictions. Activist investors urge Gerresheimer to review its divisions amid growth potential. Serena Williams joins Ro for a weight-loss campaign. Countries face exchange rate challenges affecting businesses, and the FDA approves Ionis' rare disorder medication.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 22-08-2025 02:34 IST | Created: 22-08-2025 02:34 IST
Highlights from Global Health Industry Ups and Downs
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Brazil's chicken exports may see a decline ranging from 2% due to bird flu-related embargoes, as per the meat lobby ABPA. For the first time, Brazil reported a bird flu outbreak on a breeding farm, prompting restrictions from key trade partners.

Activist investor Active Ownership highlights potential at Gerresheimer, advocating for strategic reviews and asset sales to shore up cash flow and lessen debt. The company is encouraged to advance the sale of its moulded glass division quickly.

The U.S. FDA has been empowered to promptly approve animal drugs to tackle screwworm issues, as livestock farmers face potential infestation threats. With beef prices at a historic high, proactive measures are crucial to safeguard the U.S. cattle herd.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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