Turkey
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Zoomark expands in Turkey with Petzoo Eurasia partnership
Companies are expanding a 2025 partnership ahead of a new Turkey-based pet industry exhibition set to debut in 2028.
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Biomar Sagun achieves ASC Feed Certification, expanding access to certified aquaculture feed
BioMar Sagun now has the ability to supply ASC-conforming feed solutions across the country and other key export markets.
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Angel Yeast targets broader feed markets with yeast postbiotic innovations
This event gathers experts, industry professionals, and innovators from around the world to explore the future of animal nutrition.
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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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CCPA Group accelerates international growth with majority stake in Turkey’s Yem-Vit
The transaction is expected to close in the coming weeks, pending final regulatory approvals.
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Lider Petfood, United Petfood acquire Kırklareli facility to expand production and exports
The companies said the acquisition represents a key milestone in their 2026 growth strategy, with plans to expand both production capacity and product range
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Turkey removes VAT exemptions on feed premixes as cost pressure livestock sector
Industry stakeholders say the change could raise feed costs by around 3–6%.
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Türkiye opens tenders for 455,000 tonnes of feed grains to support livestock sector
With the newly announced purchases, the total volume of planned feed raw material imports over the short term has exceeded 800,000 tonnes.
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Alapala Holding appoints DEPART General Manager Cengiz Tiryakioğlu to Board of Directors
Tiryakioğlu’s extensive knowledge, leadership, and sectoral expertise are expected to add significant value to Alapala Holding’s sustainable growth objectives.
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Turkey raises zero-duty grain import quotas to 1M tons amid market pressures
Meanwhile, producers fear that a wave of duty-free imports could depress farmgate prices just as new-season barley and corn enter the domestic market.
