The feed mill is expected to become operational by the second half of 2026, followed by the flour mill in the second half of 2027.
A major highlight was the centralized release of 19 new technologies and products selected by the China Feed Industry Association.
This livestock production unit will help meet the rising demand in animal feed to support the growing protein needs of this North African country.
As part of its broader portfolio evolution, the company confirmed the ongoing exit from the Animal Nutrition & Health segment is “advancing as planned.”
Walde will retain his leadership of Skretting Norway until a new General Manager is appointed, ensuring continuity in one of the company’s most critical markets.
This development is part of CP Foods’ broader Agri-Tech strategy to fast-track the adoption of sustainable energy sources across its Feed, Farm, and Food business lines.
Despite challenges such as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) and ongoing global economic pressures, the animal nutrition industry demonstrated resilience and adaptability.
It confirms that DSM 11798 remains safe for use in feed for pigs and all avian species under previously approved conditions.
Cows are among the largest agricultural contributors to methane, a potent greenhouse gas released mainly through burping during digestion.
The falling prices are bringing welcome cost relief to feed manufacturers, but persistent volatility and trade tensions continue to cloud the outlook.