New proteins

Progress in developing novel animal-protein sources without depending on livestock is an alternative that may feed many people in 2050, or perhaps sooner. Photo: Wikimedia

11-03-2020 | Expert opinion

Beyond the feed industry: Novel food proteins

The 3 compound feed mixtures and the control mixture (left), in which clover grass protein constitutes an increasing part of feed raw protein.

04-03-2020 | News

Pigs thrive on protein from clover grass

Photo: Feednova

04-03-2020 | News

Ukraine begins processing food waste into feed

Contribution of the European insect sector to sustainability

24-02-2020 | News

Contribution of the European insect sector to sustainability

Photo: Shutterstock

20-02-2020 | News

Insects grown on food waste are safe to use in animal feed

Insect Protein

19-02-2020 | News

Amino acid digestibility of fly prepupea meal

Former MultiBox executive James White sees a huge potential for insect protein, but ammonia control in production is essential. Photo: Tim Scrivener

22-01-2020 | News

Turning feed waste into poultry protein

The Black Solduer Fly is known as an efficient converter of biomass into protein. Photo: Shutterstock

13-12-2019 | News

Potential of the European insect sector

Photo: Shutterstock

15-11-2019 | News

AgriProtein to expand to California

Photo: Shutterstock

13-11-2019 | News

European research project boosts use of insects

10-01 | Partner

VIDEO: Realising a negative carbon footprint with ICC’s yeast solutions

First feed product delivery through North-South transport corridor realised

10-01 | Expert opinion

US animal feed industry sees opportunities with new Washington leadership