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Vitamin and amino acid markets: Price shifts, freight rate cuts, and evolving meat trade dynamics

We track key trends in the vitamins and amino acids markets.

FEFAC sounds alarm on EUDR implementation: Soy supply chain risks mount

The European Feed Manufacturers' Federation (FEFAC) has expressed serious concerns over the potential impact of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) on the feed and livestock sectors, particularly in relation to soy supply chains.

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A dedicated focus on small ruminant nutrition

Amidst complex diseases, production and sustainability challenges, it can be difficult to achieve the best outcome when managing small ruminants. Is supplementing diets with live yeast the answer?

Global poultry markets bullish, but disease and geopolitical risks loom

The global poultry market outlook remains optimistic, driven by accelerating consumption across many regions, according to a recent report by RaboResearch.

Inauguration of the new premix and feed additive facility in Sadat City, Egypt. Photo credit: DSM-Firmenich

DSM-Firmenich opens new animal nutrition and health premix facility in Egypt

DSM-Firmenich has inaugurated a new animal nutrition and health premix and additives manufacturing plant in Sadat City, Egypt.

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Scaling methane-reduction solutions for gigatonne-scale climate impact

Livestock methane emissions are a critical target in the fight against global warming. What key criteria must methane-reduction technologies meet to help farmers make a positive lasting impact at scale?

L-R: Grace and Juliet, farmers in Embu. Credit: Farm Africa / Arete

All-female team aim to raise £75k to support female farming in Kenya

A team of women from the UK food and farming industry are set to cycle 75km across Kenya to raise funds and awareness for international charity Farm Africa.

Finding a viable alternative to red clover (pictured) has been a challenge for the research community for decades. Image: Getty/ivansmuk

Rare forage crop could solve dairy cows' $484m fertility problems

A relatively rare pasture crop may be key to reducing the risks of pregnancy loss in dairy cattle – but questions about its potential as a viable feed alternative have lingered for decades.

Food Recycle: 'A fundamental point of difference in our technology is that we collect and process different waste streams separately. This enables us to store dry materials of similar nutritional value and use them as ingredients when formulating complete feeds.' © GettyImages/matteodestefano

Food waste to feed: Food Recycle seeks licensees for global growth

Australian company, Food Recycle, says it has developed an innovative process to convert commercial food waste into "high performance" animal feed, offering a sustainable solution to a global challenge.

The CMA is aiming to prevent a lessening of competition in the poultry feed market. Credit: Getty / gabrielabertolini

2 Sisters owner facing investigation over feed mills acquisition

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched an inquiry into the proposed acquisition of two ForFarmers owned feed mills by Boparan Private Office (BPO).