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Feed industry uses a record quantity of grains

27-11 | News

Feed industry uses a record quantity of grains

Quite a few Western brands have pulled out of the Russian market since 2020 due to Western sanctions against the country and Russian veterinary restrictions, and this process continues. Photo: Henk Riswick

25-11 | News

Russia faces a deepening shortage of premium pet food

Photo: Mark Pasveer

21-11 | News

Belgian grain harvest also much smaller

Photo: Canva

21-11 | News

Ongoing mycotoxin risks in key regions, survey finds

In 2023, Hungary manufactured 3.65 million tonnes of feed. Photo: Canva

15-11 | News

Hungary’s feed giant UBM sees a decline in net revenue

EuroTier 2024 in All About Feed 8

15-11 | News

EuroTier 2024 in All About Feed 8

It is argued that nutritious protein sources from plants, seaweeds, insects, fermentation and cultured meat offer sustainable alternatives to animal consumption. Photo: Canva

14-11 | News

Alternative proteins and the future of sustainable food production

One of the byproducts of burning corn fields is PM2.5, a fine particulate matter associated with a number of detrimental health effects. Photo: Canva

12-11 | News

Thai feed mills agree not to buy corn from burnt fields

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11-11 | News

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Russian import-dependence on feed lysine, estimated to be close to 85% in 2018, dropped to only 20% in 2023, and is expected to decline to zero in 2025. Photo: Canva

07-11 | News

Russia and Belarus consider a plan for joint lysine exports