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GRAINS, COMMODITY & TRADE UPDATES
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US$500M facility could expand US feed exports to Africa
Priority products include agricultural commodities such as grains and soybeans, alongside machinery, vehicles, electrical equipment, steel and other goods.
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Alltech, EnviroLogix integrate mycotoxin testing for feed mills
Alltech RAPIREAD supports rapid mycotoxin risk analysis and reporting, while EnviroLogix provides rapid mycotoxin testing technologies and data.
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FEFAC warns EU heatwaves could trigger major feed supply shortfall
FEFAC said lower forage production will widen the EU’s feed protein deficit, increasing demand for imported soy products.
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UAE opens pet food market to Brazilian suppliers
The development comes as the UAE continues to rely significantly on imported pet food.
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RCL Foods earnings fall as pet food disruption, sugar imports weigh on results
RCL Foods said a Salmonella recall also disrupted pet food production, causing stock write-offs and hurting second-half earnings.
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Jordan tenders for 120,000 tonnes of feed barley
European traders said price offers for the tender are due on 12 August.
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Kenya explores alternative feed crops as poor maize harvests squeeze livestock sector
Maize stalks could create shortages of animal feed during the dry season.
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Museveni backs feed industry expansion with push for stronger maize and soybean supply chains
President Museveni, Dutch Ambassador discuss boosting raw materials for the animal feed industry.
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US wheat shipment to fund livestock feed project in Kenya
The LIFT project is organised by the U.S. Department of Agriculture and implemented by Counterpart International.
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KEMRI-Wellcome-led study probes climate-driven aflatoxin risks to child health in Africa
The Wellcome Trust-funded TRACE project, led by KEMRI-Wellcome, will study how aflatoxins and climate change affect African child health.
