Soybean
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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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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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Museveni backs feed industry expansion with push for stronger maize and soybean supply chains
President Museveni, Dutch Ambassador discuss boosting raw materials for the animal feed industry.
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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.
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IITA launches Africa’s first soybean speed breeding facility to strengthen feed and protein supply
ZAMBIA – International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA) has launched Africa’s first soybean speed breeding facility in Zambia, a move expected to accelerate the development…
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Middle East conflict drives global feed and fertiliser market disruptions
Fertiliser prices could spike by as much as 90% if the conflict persists long-term.
