Brazil
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Kemin launches MEVAC® IB VAR 2 to strengthen poultry flock protection in Brazil
MEVAC® IB VAR 2 demonstrates how targeted vaccination strategies, coupled with sound management, can support both performance and resilience.
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ADM opens premix plant in Brazil to boost animal nutrition capacity
Brazil produces around 30 million tonnes of meat annually, driving feed demand of approximately 85-90 million tonnes.
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IFF strengthens Latin America operations with new enzyme production hub and innovation lab
These upgrades are expected to improve production speed, supply reliability and the development of locally adapted solutions for industries such as animal nutrition
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Cargill report highlights global mycotoxin risks as Brazil halts soybean exports to China
Multi-mycotoxin contamination continues to pose a major challenge for global feed production, according to the 2025 Global Mycotoxin Report
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Nestlé Purina invests US$470M in Brazil’s pet food industry
The pet food factory will add roughly 30,000 metric tons of annual wet pet food capacity in Brazil, effectively doubling the company’s production capacity.
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Nigeria signs trilateral partnership with Brazil, UK to modernise livestock sector
The long-term goal is to increase local meat and dairy production, reduce imports, improve farmer incomes, and position Nigeria as a leading livestock producer in West Africa.
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Guinea signs deal with Brazil to upgrade cattle breeding
The initiative will introduce over 2,000 purebred Brazilian cows and new reproductive technologies.
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EW Nutrition deepens ties with GRASP, moving toward full ownership
The partnership consolidates EW Nutrition’s footprint in Latin America while strengthening its portfolio of natural, functional feed additives.
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Bunge gains ASC approval for soy certification used in aquafeed
The approval clears Bunge’s PRO-S program for use under ASC Feed Standard rules and supports wider use of verified soy in fish feed.
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Biogénesis Bagó to supply Brazil’s foot-and-mouth disease vaccine bank
The ten-year agreement provides for the creation of a bank containing 10 million doses of antigens from the two foot-and-mouth disease virus serotypes most prevalent in Brazil.
