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The pig gut: In theory and practice

20-01 | Article

The pig gut: In theory and practice

Adrian Kesterson, technical advisor to the animal by-products trade association FABRA UK, said it was still early days as to whether the UK would follow the EU in lifting the feed ban for pigs and poultry. Photo: Canva

17-01 | News

UK takes cautious steps toward lifting ban on pig and poultry PAPs

Black soldier fly larvae’s impact on slow growing poultry

17-01 | News

Black soldier fly larvae’s impact on slow growing poultry

The trout feed available on the market lacked between 20% to 30% of protein, the scientists claimed. Photo: Canva

16-01 | News

Russia grappling with a shortage of high-quality aquafeed

Quite a few farmers with wheat in storage call traders and commission agents with questions. Photo: Canva

15-01 | Analysis

Higher wheat price, market waits to see

Vitamin D3 500: High prices persist due to material shortages, with no immediate price reductions expected. Photo: Canva

15-01 | Analysis

Vitamin markets: High prices for vitamin D due to material shortages

The implementation of anti-dumping duties in Europe has led to price increases for Q2, though business remains slow. Reduced availability is expected for early Q2, while FOB China prices have weakened slightly. Photo: Canva

15-01 | Analysis

Amino acids markets: Europe officially implements anti-dumping duties

Germany’s pig feed especially showed good results with an increase of 1.7% nationally and of 6.5% in the northern regions of the country. Photo: Canva

14-01 | News

German feed producers face many challenges

The use of porcine ileal organoids offers possibilities for testing the effect of dietary interventions without conducting in vivo studies. Photo: Mark Pasveer

13-01 | Article

Using organoids to evaluate the effect of toxins on S. Suis translocation

Farmers have begun to give up on their businesses and sell their livestock for slaughter. Photo: Canva

13-01 | News

Rising feed costs sends Egypt’s meat and poultry sectors further into crisis

The North-South corridor is a 7,200 km route for moving freight between India, Iran, Azerbaijan, Russia, Central Asia and Europe, running from St. Petersburg to Mumbai. Photo: Canva

10-01 | News

First feed product delivery through North-South transport corridor realised

The AFIA is optimistic that the Trump administration’s “America First” foreign policies will prioritise fair and science-based trade practices. Photo: Canva

10-01 | Expert opinion

US animal feed industry sees opportunities with new Washington leadership

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09-01 | News

Halving carbon footprint of dairy diets while maintaining milk yields