Livestock

The project will generate significant employment opportunities, reduce farmer-herder conflicts, and increase access to nutrient-rich feed.

With ADB backing, De Heus TMH now trains 2,000 farmers and processes 18,000 tonnes of raw materials monthly to boost Cambodia’s livestock feed supply.

Together, these developments reflect a continued focus on meeting growing global demand for advanced micronutrition solutions.

The mission focused on addressing feed safety, mycotoxin control and intestinal health challenges in livestock production.

By early March 2026, the outbreak had spread across all provinces, affecting nearly 300,000 cattle and over 120,000 culled.

This investment represents a reliable source of protein-rich raw material, paving the way for more competitive and sustainable animal production in Burkina Faso.

This strategic move by Bunge will strengthen global protein supply chains.

“By combining our expertise with CJ Feed & Care, we can help farmers boost efficiency, professionalism, and profitability,” said De Heus.

The product is positioned to help producers respond to global efforts to reduce antibiotic use.

The project aims to reduce meat imports, expand domestic production, and strengthen food security through strategic investment in ranches, grasslands, and rural livelihoods.