NEWS FEED & ADDITIVE MAGAZINE August 2025 121 CONTACT US : For more information about this event � feedformulationlatam.com �: +31 33 246 4404 � Info@feedformulationlatam.com ANIMAL FEED EVENTS UNDER ONE ROOF! 4 WHITE PAVILION, EXPO CENTER NORTE SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL � 16-18 SEPTEMBER 2025 THE PREMIER EVENT FOR FEED AND ADDITIVES PROFESSIONALS SHOWCASE YOUR INNOVATIONS AT THE PREMIER EVENT FOR FEED AND ADDITIVES PROFESSIONALS. CONNECT WITH GLOBAL INDUSTRY LEADERS AND EXPAND YOUR NETWORK. LEARN ABOUT SUSTAINABILITY, SAFETY STANDARDS, REDUCING CARBON FOOTPRINTS AND EUROPEAN UNION DEFORESTATION REGULATION. � � � EXHIBIT NOW SCAN AND RECIEVE A STAND PROPOSAL FROM OUR SALESTEAM. GOOD TO KNOW : • Early bird rate until March 31st, 2025 • Stand allocation is done on a first come first serve basis Scan me! The EU’s ambitious policies—such as the Common Fisheries Policy, the Vision for Aquaculture, EU Bioeconomy Strategy or the Oceans Pact—are designed to boost innovation, resilience, competitiveness and sustainability. With global demand for farmed fish expected to reach nearly two-thirds of total fish consumption by 2032, securing sustainable and scalable feed ingredients is more critical than ever, the Secretary-General of International Platform of Insects for Food and Feed (IPIFF) Steven Barbosa stated. Leading market reports, including the World Bank’s “Harnessing the Waters” (2025), highlight that investment in alternative proteins—such as algae and insect meal—is set to grow exponentially, driven by the need to meet rising demand and reduce reliance on overfished wild stocks. The 2025 Global Aqua Feed Market Outlook emphasises that innovations in sustainable feeds, including insect-based ingredients, will be vital to supporting aquaculture industry growth while minimising environmental impact, Barbosa highlights. Furthermore, the 2025 Market Report Feed Proteins stresses that with the increased focus on sustainability and efficiency — circular economy models, like insect-based feeds, are becoming an increased priority to livestock producers. Read more>> IPIFF Secretary General: Insect meal is key to sustainable EU aquaculture Photo: IPIFF
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