WORLD NEWS
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Biochem moves to acquire BASF’s global glycinate business in major portfolio expansion
While the financial terms remain cryptic, the transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.
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Insectum positions itself as Denmark’s last insect producer after industry shake-up
Insectum says investor interest will be essential as the company scales its patented technology across regions facing mounting waste and protein pressures.
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WAS, WorldFish earn global recognition for advancing sustainable aquatic food systems
WAS received special recognition for its decades-long contribution to global aquaculture development, particularly its support to FAO programmes since the 1970s.
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Innovative soy chain set to cut broiler feed emissions by more than a third
The initiative targets one of the biggest contributors to poultry emissions: feed production, which accounts for about 78% of a broiler’s total greenhouse gas footprint.
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USDA opens new Tampico facility to intensify fight against new world screwworm
Today, USDA currently disperses about 100 million sterile flies per week across Mexico.
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Wageningen scientists unveil breakthrough vaccine platform covering all African Horse Sickness serotypes
African Horse Sickness, which is transmitted exclusively by Culicoides biting midges, can kill up to 95% of infected horses.
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Vitapro highlights 2024 sustainability milestones in latest report
The company first launched its Sustainability Roadmap in 2021 and says the plan is now delivering measurable impact across economic, environmental, and social areas.
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Real Pet Food Company unveils US$325M FreshLabs to transform pet nutrition
Conditions such as obesity, allergies, gastrointestinal disease and chronic illness are increasing across companion animals.
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Mowi moves to reclaim licences with major expansion of closed-containment farming
NORWAY – Mowi is accelerating its shift toward closed containment aquaculture, announcing plans to order four new sea-based post-smolt facilities in western Norway as part…
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Amino acids emerge as key drivers of appetite control in young chicks
According to the review, short-term refeeding causes rapid increases in several free amino acids in the brain, suggesting they serve as fast-acting satiety signals.
