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The US will see a 3% contraction in beef production due to a lower female infantry with fewer calves going through the system. Photo: Canva

18-02 | News

Global animal protein production outlook 2025: Seafood & poultry growth, beef & pork decline

The project's goal was to ensure that the Slovak Republic does not produce and introduce GMO-containing agricultural and food products. Photo: Canva

17-02 | News

Slovakia feed industry considers self-restrictions on GMO feed

Research has shown that there are many advantages to allowing cows to graze grass freely, including improved health and welfare. Photo: Canva

17-02 | Article

Grazing: Exploring dairy feed systems for optimal cow nutrition

In the second week of January, China’s General Administration of Customs (GACC) blocked soybean exports from several units of 5 major trading companies with operations in Brazil. Photo: Canva

14-02 | Analysis

China increases protectionist measures against key suppliers, including Brazil

Photo: Canva

14-02 | Analysis

Tariffs, weather and Russian wheat exports all impact global grain market

Russia expands feed exports to Central Asia

13-02 | News

Russia expands feed exports to Central Asia

WMFmeetsSalzburg 2025: What to expect at the 15th mycotoxin conference

12-02 | News

WMFmeetsSalzburg 2025: What to expect at the 15th mycotoxin conference

The current situation has created a patience game between suppliers and buyers. Photo: Canva

12-02 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: Vitamin C suppliers eager to rise prices

Threonine market is declining as suppliers face excess inventory and limited demand for Q2, leading to weak prices across most regions. Container prices are also falling. Photo: Canva

12-02 | Analysis

Amino acids markets: Lysine is mostly stable but threonine weakening further

Each scheme was developed in the 1990s and 2000s in response to a succession of feed and food safety incidents. Photo: Canva

11-02 | News

Trade assurance schemes underpinning UK feed and food safety

Seminars on sustainable farming, biosecurity, & disease prevention at VIV Asia 2025

10-02 | Article

Seminars on sustainable farming, biosecurity, & disease prevention at VIV Asia 2025

Prof. Ine van der Fels-Klerx is a researcher at Wageningen Food Safety Research and Special professor of Food Safety Economics, Department of Business Economics at Wageningen University. She is also project leader of the Prorisk feed project. Photo: Koos Groenewold

10-02 | Interview

New dashboard gives timely identification of safety hazards in feed

Poultry feed prices in Pakistan are set to fall in the next few weeks as the market looks forward to getting the first shipments of GMO soybeans in February. Photo: Canva

10-02 | News

Pakistan’s GMO Soy ban removal fuels poultry revival as feed cuts expected

The international markets are strongly influenced by political developments. Trade policy and geopolitics in particular. Photo: Canva

07-02 | Article

Global politics shaping grain trade