SUSTAINABILITY & ESG
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Trouw Nutrition launches carbon reduction programme for egg producers
The programme combines precision nutrition, digital monitoring tools and layer longevity strategies.
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Spain invests US$12.7M to modernise livestock and agriculture under CAP
Navarra, Spain, distributes aid to 271 farms to modernise facilities, promote generational change, and reinforce sustainability.
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Egypt, WorldFish partner to expand renewable energy use in aquaculture sector
The initiative focuses on introducing solar and other clean-energy technologies into fish farming operations
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The next feedstock war: Why the feed industry is fighting energy for waste
One waste stream. Three industries. And not enough to go around.
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Venezuela gains first ASC-certified aquafeed mills as sustainable shrimp feed demand grows
The certification validates the company’s focus on responsible feed production, traceability and long-term aquaculture development in Venezuela.
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Phibro launches sustainability platform targeting feed and pet food emissions
USA – Phibro Animal Health Corporation has launched a new Sustainable Solutions Platform (SSP) to help animal protein, dairy, and pet food producers reduce greenhouse…
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Rumin8 trial cuts cattle methane emissions by 50% in Brazilian feedlot study
The trial reduced greenhouse gas emissions by approximately 29.8 tonnes of CO₂ equivalent over the study period.
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Kenya secures US$42M grant to cut livestock methane emissions
The livestock sector contributes 28% of the total national emissions, which is over 90% of total agricultural emissions.
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Nutreco cuts operational emissions 47% as sustainability targets reshape feed and aquaculture sectors
Nutreco said it has also advanced circularity efforts, with 90% of its packaging now classified as recyclable, reusable or compostable.
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Ireland backs methane-reducing feed research in US$40.5M agri-food funding push
The Irish-funded research will examine how such additives perform across different production stages, providing long-term data on effectiveness and potential scalability.
