Tag: feed efficiency

Sustainability in aquafeeds is the need of the hour, the successful use of inulin via its unique effects on intestinal health, can contribute to...

Phileo by Lesaffre announced that the company will invest in a new factory in Valladolid, Spain for the production of Selsaf®, Phileo’s nutritional solution...

There is not a definition of what can be considered a healthy microbiota, and consequently a correct intestinal health, although a series of mechanisms...

ADM has opened its new animal nutrition laboratory located in Rolle, Switzerland, at the heart of the Swiss Food & Nutrition Valley. The new...

It is no longer sufficient to simply claim a low carbon footprint for your livestock production system or animal feed. This needs to be supported by repeatable, measurable and verifiable evidence. Alltech E-CO2 has developed the Feeds EA™ model to help feed manufacturers and producers globally measure and lower the carbon footprint of their feed.

Papillon has appointed Dr. Devan Paulus Compart, an expert in the ruminant feed industry, as a Technical Services Manager. Compart will work on new product...

According to the Global Feed Processing Market report published by Verified Market Research; global feed processing market was valued at USD 21,34 billion in...

Royal DSM has acquired Midori USA, Inc., a biotechnology start-up with a novel precision platform developing eubiotics that improve the health and environmental impact of animals.

Many variables affect the pellet quality. We should distinguish between parameters originating from the ingredients and formulation, and process and technology related factors. Technology plays a vital role, as it is directly linked to a feed miller’s objective of producing pellets that are as hard as required and maintain a high and constant throughput while keeping energy costs at the lowest level possible.

Pellet quality is not only made in the pellet mill. The saying “the chain is as strong as the weakest link” applies also here. Every process step adds to the achieved pellet quality. The finer the particle size after grinding the better the pellet quality, the higher the capacity and the lower the energy consumption at the pellet mill.