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IFEEDER, in partnership with the AFIA, FPRF and PFI, released new data on U.S. pet food ingredients and production in 2024. In 2024, U.S. pet food sales hit $51.7 billion with 9.8 million tons produced using 600+ safe, nutritious ingredients.

Kartal Kimya, celebrating its 40th anniversary, continues to lead the animal feed industry with its commitment to quality, innovation, and reliability.

Oxidative stress is a significant issue that negatively impacts growth, health, and productivity in animal production.

Turkey’s poultry sector is on the verge of positive developments in exports to European and Middle Eastern countries.

Global cereal production in 2024 is projected to decline slightly, driven by reduced maize output in the U.S. and lower wheat and barley harvests in Australia and the EU.

Turkey’s poultry sector is on the verge of positive developments in exports to European and Middle Eastern countries.

TÜRKİYEMBİR Chairman Ülkü Karakuş stated that the top priority of the Turkish economy is fighting inflation and that the feed sector has ‘more than’ fulfilled its responsibilities in this regard.

The official trailer for “World Without Cows”, a documentary examining the multifaceted effects of cattle on economies, ecosystems, and nutrition, has been released.

Sustainability plays a significant role in maintaining environmental and economic balances while also offering a critical approach to combating climate change.

Azerbaijan is preparing for a major event addressing the global concern of climate change. The 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) will be held in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, from November 11 to 24 this year.

Swiss technology group Bühler today inaugurates its new Grain Innovation Center (GIC) in Uzwil, a trailblazing facility.

According to the consolidated data of the machinery manufacturing industry shared by the Machinery Exporters’ Association (MAİB), Türkiye’s total machinery exports, including free zones, amounted to 18.3 billion dollars in the first eight months of the year.