USDA forecasts animal feed demand in India to grow by 4% in 2026/27, driven by expected growth of 5-8% in poultry, aquaculture and dairy production.
The Saumon du Médoc facility
Tuhlub Al Mustadama and Simak are launching a pilot project to produce sustainable fish feed from local algae and seaweed resources.
This will strengthen feed safety and quality assurance.
The plant will have a 150,000-tonne annual capacity.
The initiative will seek to expand access to finance for farmers and private investors while mobilising additional private capital for productive investments.
The factory is equipped with a comprehensive system of modern machinery and equipment, and many production stages are automated.
The project includes a 1,100-square-metre finished-goods warehouse, alongside new offices, changing rooms and communal facilities.
The hatcheries aim to increase the supply of fingerlings to local fish farmers.
The current decisions show the commitment moving from a technology provider to become an actual market player in protein supply for fish feed, animal feed and petfood.