Tag: feed ingredients
Barentz increases capacity with new investment
In a move to increase efficiency, Barentz Animal Nutrition has added a new dryer to its facility in Rosemount, Minnesota, USA.
Barentz Animal Nutrition, a...
Eurolysine unveils new initiative to expand production capacity
A subsidiary of Avril, Eurolysine has launched a feasibility study to expand its lysine production capacity. The study is expected to allow the company...
Recent findings on the net energy of soybean meal
The use of feed-grade amino acids (FGAA) is an important tool to lower feed cost while lowering nitrogen emission for swine and poultry producers....
Think Different: Farm profit is in input cost control not price
One of the most pressing challenges facing livestock farmers today is managing one of the biggest on-farm costs, feed. With rising commodity prices that...
FEFAC calls for direct negotiations on agri-food and feed products
Following the US imposition of 20% reciprocal tariffs on the EU, Pedro Cordero, President of European Feed Manufacturers’ Federation (FEFAC), urged the US and...
Redefining animal feed with sustainable practices
Advertorial – Natac
Natac is transforming the feed industry with its commitment to sustainability, innovation, and quality. As a leading European manufacturer of phytogenic ingredients,...
New forum to highlight sustainable feed production
Date: May 6-8, 2025
Location: Dubai, UAE
IFEEDER releases new feed consumption data for USA
The Institute for Feed Education and Research (IFEEDER) has announced a new report that quantifies the amount of feed consumed by America’s major livestock,...
Layn expands production capabilities with new facility
Layn Natural Ingredients has announced the expansion of its precision fermentation and enzyme production capabilities with a new state-of-the-art facility. The company has also...
New study reveals carbon footprint of Enifer’s mycoprotein ingredient
New carbon footprint study has shown that Enifer's mycoprotein ingredient PEKILO®Pet is 7 times more carbon efficient than soy protein concentrate. According to the...
