The new facility will give Skretting a dedicated platform to validate feed innovations across fish and shrimp production.
The three-year programme will target hard-to-reach dog populations, strengthen rabies surveillance and expand veterinary training to support Thailand’s national elimination efforts.
The potential deal comes as European chemical producers face weak demand and high costs, increasing pressure to consolidate and find operational savings.
Rising raw-material costs are squeezing feed mill margins and forcing farmers to cut production.
The facility will produce up to 500,000 tonnes of pet food annually, with 95% of output exported to nearly 50 countries.
The brand is also seeking to strengthen its local market presence as its distribution network expands, allowing farmers to access its animal nutrition products through local markets.
The assessment argues that industrial-scale production, circular feedstocks and animal-nutrition benefits can improve the sustainability case for insect protein.
The tool uses Google’s Gemini model to match a photographed dog food bag with a Blue Buffalo Life Protection Formula recipe.
SMART GROWS supports calf health, digestion and resilience from birth through weaning.
The report highlights IFEEDER’s progress in feed ingredient supply research, animal nutrition and sustainability, while setting priorities for building a more resilient feed and pet food supply chain.