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GMP+ International focused on innovation and sustainability in 2024

30 July 20252 min reading

GMP+ International’s 2024 annual report outlines strategic developments including a leadership change, digital transformation, and new sustainability efforts. The organization reaffirms its global role in feed safety with 20,000 certified companies.

GMP+ International has released its 2024 annual report, marking a transformative year shaped by strategic renewal and operational growth. The most notable development was the appointment of Martine Boon as the new Managing Director, alongside the introduction of a new vision, mission, and core values designed to align the organization with future challenges in the feed sector.

The past year saw substantial investment in the digital infrastructure of GMP+, including a fully renewed website, a secure login-based community environment, and an upgraded Monitoring database. These steps reflect the organization’s commitment to professionalization, transparency, and accessibility.

Two new GMP+ Feed Responsibility Assurance (FRA) standards were also launched in 2024, supporting the industry’s increasing focus on sustainable and responsible feed sourcing. “The year was characterized by further professionalization, digitization of our services and a stronger focus on sustainability, in addition to our foundation: feed safety,” the organization stated.

GMP+ International is a not-for-profit organization managing a global feed certification scheme with nearly 20,000 certified companies in 90 countries, covering all stages of the feed chain from production and trade to transport, processing, and storage.


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