Tag: animal nutrition
New Research: Animal health and welfare is future of sustainable aquaculture
New research shared by Aquatic Life Institute (ALI) points out the harmonization of animal health and welfare as the future of sustainable aquaculture. Published in...
New FAO-led study points to productivity as key for antibiotic reduction
The recently published "The Future of Antibiotic Use in Livestock" study, which was conducted by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations...
Animistic launches aZign, new tool for researchers
Animistic has introduced aZign™, a new tool for animal researchers seeking to reduce allocation time and minimize human error. The company states the new...
Arla Foods and DMK Group unveil their intention to merge
Arla Foods and DMK Group have unveiled an intention to merge, which will create a merged entity that aims to shape the future of...
Alltech honored with four new EcoVadis sustainability medals
Alltech has secured four new EcoVadis sustainability medals, including two Platinum Medals for its facilities in the Netherlands and the UK. The Platinum honors...
Kemin pays tribute to Co-Founder R.W. Nelson
Kemin Industries’ Co-Founder and Chairman of the Board, R.W. Nelson passed away peacefully at his home on April 7, 2025, at the age of...
Organic Acids in Animal Nutrition: Global Market Status and Forecasts
Organic acids play a crucial role in modern animal nutrition, offering a natural and effective way to maintain feed quality, improve gut health, enhance...
Sustainable Animal Nutrition: Innovations & Challenges
Sustainability in animal nutrition is essential for reducing the industry’s environmental impact. Through the adoption of alternative proteins, feed efficiency improvements, and emission-reducing innovations,...
Tropical grasses and other forages can boost livestock sustainability – and not just in...
Incipient research on a vast collection of tropical forages – grasses, shrubs, legumes and trees – shows that changing livestock diets can significantly reduce...
BioCraft secures EU registration to sell cell-cultured pet food ingredients
Austrian authorities have granted BioCraft registration to use Category 3 Animal Byproducts in the European Union, enabling the company to begin selling cell-cultured ingredients...
