ANCC 2025 to focus on opportunities for future of feed in Ontario
The 9th annual Animal Nutrition Conference of Canada (ANCC) will be held in Niagara Falls, Ontario, from May 7-9, 2025, under the theme of...
The Insect Oil Advantage: Healthy animals, plus a greener future
The animal feed and pet food industries rely heavily on fats and oils to provide proper nutrition and aid functionality. However, access to raw...
How data-driven automation is powering feed and fertiliser production
One of the major hurdles to scaling production has long been the manual, time-consuming process of feeding, observing, and ultimately the harvesting of the...
Phileo: Non-animal chondroitin solution supports joint health in pets
France-based Phileo by Lesaffre has unveiled Safchondro®, its sustainable, animal-free chondroitin solution for pet joint health. The company emphasizes that Safchondro® is an ideal...
Yeast as a sustainable single-cell protein for aquafeed
As demand for animal protein grows and traditional feed ingredients become scarce and expensive, the aquaculture industry seeks sustainable alternatives. MicroBioGen has created an...
Nasekomo achieves breakthrough in insect bioconversion with record FCR
Nasekomo sets new industry benchmark with its proprietary Automated Insect Rearing Beds and Bots platform, achieving a record 25% feed conversion ratio (FCR) -...
BSF rearing made more efficient
FreezeM's flagship product, PauseM®, consists of freshly hatched, highly viable, and accurately quantified neonates transported globally with over 90% survival rates. PauseM® has been...
Sustainable, scalable, and surprisingly delicious: The future of pet food
Our beef analog meets or exceeds meat nutritionally, costs less than half to produce, and is highly sustainable. Most importantly, pets love the taste...
Traditional food production and insect farming for protein go hand in hand
My vision of insect farming is not that it's starting to push out mainstream agriculture, but it more comes alongside it and helps to...
Insects could transform plastic waste into protein
To date, at least 11 insect species, mostly in the larval stage, have been identified as capable of biodegrading plastics. The most thoroughly documented...
