Feed Additives
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Uganda advances national feed and fodder data system to strengthen livestock sector
The national feed and fodder ecosystem addresses longstanding gaps in Uganda’s livestock sector.
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Higher omega-3 in rainbow trout boosts fillet content, Nofima reports
Unlike salmon, increasing omega-3 intake in trout doesn’t translate to better health, survival rates, or growth performance.
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Egypt approves 294 feed formulations as livestock and feed sector receives 468 new licences
Export approvals also covered fish feed and feed additives, alongside processed and frozen poultry products including quail, duck, pigeon, and turkey.
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Veramaris wins NASF sustainability award for algae-based Omega-3 feed
Veramaris stood out to the jury for its innovative approach to sustainable feed production.
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Guinea-Bissau bans fishmeal production to protect fish stocks and food security
The transition of the fishmeal industry from land to sea represents a significant shift in the regional “blue economy” landscape, carrying profound fiscal and environmental implications.
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Cargill, ADM advance postbiotic solutions for livestock and companion animals
Together, these developments reflect a continued focus on meeting growing global demand for advanced micronutrition solutions.
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Burkina Faso strengthens feed capacity with US$4M soybean crushing plant
This investment represents a reliable source of protein-rich raw material, paving the way for more competitive and sustainable animal production in Burkina Faso.
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De Heus completes acquisition of CJ Feed & Care, expands in Asia
“By combining our expertise with CJ Feed & Care, we can help farmers boost efficiency, professionalism, and profitability,” said De Heus.
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Adisseo launches Sanion Tetra to support gut health and performance in swine and poultry
The product is positioned to help producers respond to global efforts to reduce antibiotic use.
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UK shift from soybean as Iran conflict raises global feed risks
UK feed producers are replacing imported soya with home-grown pulses as new trials prove their performance and global tensions raise supply and energy risks.
