Feed Additives
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EFSA approves four new feed additives for use across animal species
The new authorisations should expand the toolbox for feed manufacturers, helping improve animal health, nutrition and production efficiency across the livestock and companion animal industries.
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DSM-Firmenich urges vigilance in vitamin D3 sourcing after China’s new safety standard
25-hydroxyvitamin D3, the ingredient in question, is a biologically active form of vitamin D3 commonly used as a feed additive.
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Phibro Animal Health profit jumps 43% in strong start to fiscal 2026
Analysts projected the company’s fiscal 2026 revenues to reach about US$1.46 billion, a 4.4% year-on-year increase,
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Terragen launches first cattle probiotic study in Canada
The Canadian trial builds on Terragen’s success in its home market in Australia, where research has demonstrated the benefits of its biological products.
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Evonik upgrades Antwerp methionine plant to strengthen global feed supply
By strengthening its Antwerp logistics infrastructure, Evonik aims to reinforce the overall security of methionine supply across its global customer base.
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Cargill expands micronutrition capacity in Austria to meet rising global demand
The company did not disclose the total cost of the investment but emphasized that the expansion represents a key milestone in its global growth strategy.
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Angel Yeast launches world’s first high-altitude probiotic plant
Since operations began in June 2025, Angel Zhufeng has established partnerships with more than 30 distributors for its novel probiotic formulations.
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Algae partnership targets sustainable omega-3s for aquaculture
Unlike fish oil, which depends on harvesting wild fish, algae can be cultivated in controlled indoor fermentation systems using renewable energy.
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Nutriearth opens first insect-based vitamin D3 factory in France
This site marks the company’s leap to industrial scale, ready to supply the global markets for human nutrition, pet food, animal feed, functional foods, and nutraceuticals.
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CCPA Group targets 30% emissions cut by 2030
In 2024, CCPA launched a structured CSR roadmap centered on four key pillars: reducing greenhouse gas emissions, responsible sourcing, eco-designed innovation, and employee well-being.
