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Meat prices have remained high for the past three years

Food prices stable – but meat prices at record high

By Caroline SCOTT-THOMAS

Meat prices are at an historic high – despite international food markets being more stable than they have been in years, according to the Food and Agriculture Organisation’s latest Food  Outlook report.

Novel microalgae production method promises cheap fish feed

Algasol Renewables behind floating bag based algae cultivation system site in Bangladesh

Novel microalgae production method promises cheap fish feed

By Jane Byrne

A pilot scale initiative in Bangladesh backed by two international technology players is aiming to show how cheap fish feed can be derived from a novel algae production method.

BASF hikes vitamin B2 price 20%

BASF hikes vitamin B2 price 20%

By Shane STARLING

BASF tells us its 20% vitamin B2 (riboflavin) price hike is due to “rising demand” across human and animal nutrition, but gave no further data on the significant jump.

AgFeed settles in fraud case brought by US regulator

AgFeed settles in fraud case brought by US regulator

By Jane Byrne

Tennessee based feed and pig production company, AgFeed Industries, has agreed to pay $18 million to settle a Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) case over fraud allegations, said the US regulator yesterday.

Feed maker caught up in Taiwanese tainted oil scandal

Feed maker caught up in Taiwanese tainted oil scandal

By Jane Byrne

The animal feed sector has not been left untouched by the waste oil scandal in Taiwan, with a governmental inquiry finding toxic chemicals in feed produced by local manufacturer, Ching Wei, according to local media reports.