Animal Feed

The range will make its official UK debut at PATS 2026 at the NEC Birmingham from 27–29 September.

Lumpy skin disease is mainly insect-borne, causing fever, skin nodules, weakness and reduced milk production. It does not affect humans.

The plan will close safety and regulatory gaps that could otherwise slow the wider adoption of insect-based ingredients in animal feed.

The latest commitment follows the US$270 million National Poultry Transformation Programme, formalised in August with four investment partners.

GMP+ certification is one of the most recognised and respected quality assurance systems in the global animal feed industry.

The development signals a shift from insect-feed pilots to integrated commercial-scale production.

Uzbekistan was selected as the 2026 host because of its growing importance as a regional milling and flour hub.

Thailand’s fast-growing pet food industry and position as the world’s second-largest exporter make it a key growth market for Purina.

The investment will expand production capacity, meet growing demand and strengthen supply resilience in growing feed markets.

The new subsidiary focuses on providing end-to-end equipment and technology solutions for the livestock, poultry, and agricultural industries.