The collaboration builds on a transaction finalised in March 2024, in which Repsol acquired a 40% stake in three Bunge Iberica industrial facilities dedicated to oil and biofuel production.
Under the partnership, WorldFish and Zambia will undertake joint research and capacity-building initiatives to create economic opportunities for local commmunities.
The proposed site will allow MiAlgae to expand its unique process of repurposing whisky industry byproducts to grow microalgae.
The master plan is being developed against the backdrop of severe and frequent climate disruptions that have eroded pastoral incomes.
If successful, the innovation could tap into local coal reserves while reducing the environmental impact of animal feed production.
The initiative spans North America, South America, Europe, Africa, and Oceania, bringing together scientists and breeders to harness naturally occurring differences in how animals digest food.
Costa Rica will now join Ecuador, Chile, and the United Kingdom on BioMar’s list of ASC-certified production sites.
Gihyeon Park, Skretting Japan’s General Manager, states that obtaining ASC Feed Certification aligns with the company’s purpose of “Feeding the Future” sustainably and responsibly.