The project leverages the Trailblazer pipeline of Tallgrass, a leading energy infrastructure company, to transport captured carbon dioxide (CO2) from its ethanol plant.
As ocean waters warm, migratory species are changing their routes in search of cooler environments.
Unlike fish oil, which depends on harvesting wild fish, algae can be cultivated in controlled indoor fermentation systems using renewable energy.
Under his leadership, Protix plans to advance its global expansion through a sharpened strategic focus and operational agility.
The dual certification positions the company as a key player in driving the shift toward more transparent, traceable, and environmentally sound feed supply chains.
Its Securing Affordability of Poultry Parent Stocks in Africa (SAPPSA) program, has helped more than 31 million smallholder farmers across Africa access resilient poultry genetics.
The Nersac factory and the Dueñas facility in Spain are responsible for supplying feed to the entire Western Mediterranean Europe and Africa.
ProteinX®, Protix’s premium insect meal, reduces CO₂ emissions by 78% compared to poultry meal and up to 89% compared to soy protein concentrate.
In 2024, CCPA launched a structured CSR roadmap centered on four key pillars: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, responsible sourcing, eco-designed innovation, and employee well-being.
At a time when sustainability is becoming a defining factor in global food production, this collaboration stands out as a model for how data-driven partnerships can transform the future of animal agriculture.