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22-10 | News

Effects of feeding and visiting behaviour on emissions of dairy cattle

An efficiency revolution for feed mills: AI use is growing

21-10 | Article

An efficiency revolution for feed mills: AI use is growing

China is historically the largest sales market for Vietnam's feed and seems like the most problematic export direction in 2024. Photo: Canva

21-10 | News

Vietnam’s feed exports on a downward track

Henk Flipsen, Directeur Nevedi & Agribusiness Service bv. Photo: Roel Dijkstra,

18-10 | News

Nevedi director calls on departing members to come back

Feed processing in All About Feed 7

18-10 | News

Feed processing in All About Feed 7

ForFarmers believes that Nevedi membership no longer has enough added value. Photo: Misset

17-10 | News

ForFarmers and Agrifirm to leave Dutch feed trade organisation

The climate situation may soon be reflected in feed prices in Russia, the National Feed Union (NFU) reported. Photo: Canva

17-10 | News

Drought puts Russian grain and feed production in imperil

Russia sets the tone in grain trade

16-10 | Analysis

Russia sets the tone in grain trade

Vitamin C manufacturers have increased prices and that has triggered some market activity and especially on a FOB China basis, prices have increased slightly. Photo: Canva

16-10 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: Currently very quiet

After an increase in FOB China prices for threonine in the past few weeks, some suppliers have now started to decrease the price slightly again to trigger sales. Photo: Canva

16-10 | Analysis

Amino acid markets: Container freight ex- China rebounding – sparking lysine interest

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14-10 | Expert opinion

Is the metric you measure connected to your goal?

Vietnam is one of the largest producers of aquaculture in the world and over the past 25 years. Photo: Canva

14-10 | News

AMR crisis in Vietnamese catfish: New project to encourage vaccine use

Alexander Romme, President of the European Former Foodstuff Processors’ Association, spoke at FEFAC’s annual meeting where he urged industry not to treat former foodstuffs as a commodity. Photo: Photo: Melanie Epp

11-10 | Interview

EFFPA President: Former foodstuff processors need unambiguous legislation