The ingredient was developed through a partnership between the two companies, first announced in 2021
The facility is expected to begin operations in early Q3 2026.
Fanon said the new facility will help create additional value from domestic raw materials while supporting more sustainable, circular production models.
The upgrade will enable the site to shift from lower-protein sunflower meal to high- and super-high-protein variants, strengthening the regional supply of plant-based protein for feed manufacturers.
Under the updated sourcing policy, 2 Sisters will procure soybean meal only from farms where no deforestation or land conversion has occurred for more than 18 years.
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The project is backed by France 2030 under Bpifrance’s I-Démo scheme.
The agreement is effective from March 2026, with automatic renewal provisions.
If scaled successfully, single-cell proteins like Uniprotein could begin to compete with traditional feed inputs such as soybean meal and fishmeal.