Soybean Meal
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NOVUS expands soybean meal assessment service across MEA
NOVUS said availability will initially remain limited to selected customers, with plans to expand the service to additional regions.
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Benin opens US$50M soybean and animal feed complex
EHUA plans to source up to 100,000 tonnes of soybeans annually, producing soybean oil and protein-rich meal for feed.
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Africa’s poultry feed crisis could create a new youth agribusiness opportunity
The proposal centres on increasing youth-led production of yellow maize and soya while strengthening aggregation, storage, oilseed processing, feed milling and distribution.
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Abia targets 20,000 tonnes of soybeans to cut poultry feed costs
The initiative also seeks to reduce the Southeast’s dependence on crops traditionally associated with northern Nigeria.
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Sri Lanka’s New Anthoney’s Farms recognised for sustainable US Soy sourcing
In 2023, the company became the first in South Asia to secure a Sustainable US Soy licence.
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Chinese soybean meal prices hit 2026 lows amid growing supply pressure
China’s soybean meal market continues to decline, with prices in several regions falling to US$408, below the previous yearly low.
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Top 10 alternative protein sources transforming animal feed in Africa and the Middle East
These innovations has the greatest potential to reshape the future of feed
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U.S. Soybean Export Council-backed study finds soy protein concentrate can fully replace fish meal in sea bass diets
The findings point to the potential for market growth for U.S. Soy across both cage culture and recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) sectors
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Cairo 3A expands Soy Pro exports into African markets for the first time
Soy Pro is a high-fat soybean meal developed for feed applications, providing a single source of protein and energy.
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2 Sisters Food Group to cut soybean use by 23% in deforestation-free soy and UK protein shift
Under the updated sourcing policy, 2 Sisters will procure soybean meal only from farms where no deforestation or land conversion has occurred for more than 18 years.
