Tag: Alltech
ADM and Alltech to launch animal feed joint venture
ADM and Alltech have agreed to form a North American animal feed joint venture to expand capabilities for customers. Alltech will contribute its US-based...
Climate Change and Aquaculture: Strategies to enhance heat stress resilience
Climate change and aquaculture are deeply intertwined, with rising temperatures intensifying heat stress and threatening the productivity, health and survival of farmed aquatic species....
Alltech Vietnam receives Silver Medal from EcoVadis
Alltech Vietnam has been awarded a Silver Medal from EcoVadis for its sustainability performance, which places the company in the 86th percentile of firms...
Alltech strengthens US Poultry team
Alltech has promoted Steve Britton to U.S. Poultry Sales Manager and welcomed Dr. Dalton Dennehy as Poultry Technical Account Manager to the U.S. Poultry...
Dr. Troy Wistuba to lead Hubbard Feeds’ beef nutrition team
Hubbard Feeds, a subsidiary of Alltech, has welcomed Dr. Troy Wistuba as its new Director of Beef Nutrition. Dr. Wistuba has experience across the...
Alltech awards young leader in agricultural communications
University of Idaho student Jenna Whitaker was awarded the 2025 Forrest Bassford Student Award for excellence in agricultural communications at the Ag Media Summit,...
Alltech secures majority stake in Finland’s only fish feed facility
With a focus on advancing sustainable aquaculture, Alltech has become the majority owner of Finland’s only fish feed facility, reinforcing its commitment to sustainable...
Alltech 2024 Sustainability Report highlights 7.8% emissions reduction
The Alltech 2024 Sustainability Report details a 7.8% reduction in Scopes 1 and 2 emissions, the company’s progress toward its 2030 climate goals and...
Alltech seminar spotlights animal activism in pork industry
The Alltech Pork Team hosted a Business Seminar during the World Pork Expo 2025, held June 4-5. The seminar focused on animal activism within...
Managing the shift to cage-free egg production
Cage-free environments expose hens to more disease-causing organisms due to increased contact with other birds, wild animals and bacteria. Studies indicate that mortality rates...
