NEWS FEED & ADDITIVE MAGAZINE June 2023 83 Nutreco published its Sustainability Report 2022. It takes a candid look back at another busy year of achievements and challenges as the company progresses towards the targets set in its RoadMap 2025 sustainability strategy and helps build a more sustainable food system. In its statement, Nutreco lists the highlights from the year including: – The completion of our double materiality assessment, which looks at how sustainability impacts Nutreco but also how Nutreco can impact sustainability concerns around the world. – Our OpCos’ successful work to support clients in reducing antibiotic dependency, enabling us to reduce our sales of products containing antibiotics in the “Critically Important for Human Medicine” class by 35% and reduce the preventative use of antibiotics and antimicrobial growth promoters by 17%. – Our community development projects, which helped over 6,000 smallholder farmers operate more productively and sustainably in 2022. The report features case studies from all over Nutreco, showing how teams across the company are bringing to life its RoadMap 2025’s ambitions under health and welfare, climate and circularity, and good citizenship. You’ll also find a candid discussion of this year’s main dilemma facing Nutreco and the industry in its always popular “Sharing dilemmas” section. “It was a busy year for Nutreco’s sustainability agenda, and I’m especially pleased that we were able to complete our double materiality assessment during the year. I expect 2023 to be another exciting year and look forward to seeing us make more progress in switching over to renewable fuels, reducing scope 3 emissions, incorporating more sustainable novel ingredients into our products and working to help our suppliers make their products more sustainable,” said Fulco van Lede, Nutreco CEO. Read more>> Nutreco publishes its Sustainability Report 2022 Animine, a French independent and global supplier of precision trace minerals, announced the appointment of Leandro Royo Volta as new ruminant product manager. Leandro Royo Volta (DVM M.Sc MBA) from Argentina is passionate by ruminant production systems. After being graduated as a Veterinarian at the National University of the Northeast (Argentina), he then completed his technical profile with an M.Sc in Animal Production at the University of Buenos Aires (Argentina). Later, he developed his marketing and business skills by completing an MBA at the European School of Management and Business (Spain). Leandro will provide Animine with a strong experience of more than 15 years in ruminant nutrition, from a technical and marketing point of view. He has worked in agricultural research centres and several companies in the animal feed sector in Latin America and Europe. In these companies he always worked in the ruminant and mineral nutrition sector to accomplish the most precise supplementation, including a proper understanding of roughage quality. Read more>> Animine welcomes its new ruminant product manager Leandro Royo Volta
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