Soybean
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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.
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Agrifirm to acquire Hamlet Protein, strengthening speciality feed portfolio
The transaction is expected to close in the coming weeks, subject to customary conditions.
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MAT-KULING advances large-scale RAS hatchery in Saudi Arabia as feed innovation accelerates
The hatchery is expected to produce up to 40 million baby fish (fry) every year.
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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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Bunge expands soy processing footprint with IFF acquisition
This strategic move by Bunge will strengthen global protein supply chains.
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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.
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Brazilian soy traders move to exit Amazon soy moratorium, raising deforestation concerns
The soy moratorium bars signatory companies from purchasing soybeans grown on farms in the Amazon biome that were deforested after July 2008.
