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Targan’s automated chick sexing technology has surpassed processing one billion birds globally. The company is expanding into Europe, Oceania, Asia, and Latin America.

Less than 5% of Gaza’s cropland remains usable after months of conflict, leaving over 2 million people at risk of starvation.

The Turkish Agricultural Diplomacy Group (TTDG) has officially launched its activities with the mission of strengthening the international representation of Turkey’s agriculture and food sectors.

SPACE 2025 will bring together over 1,200 exhibitors and 100,000 visitors from 120 countries to address the evolving challenges of animal farming. This year’s edition will focus on the role of artificial intelligence in boosting innovation, efficiency, and animal health.

Nutriline Yem ve Besin Katkı Maddeleri has launched a cutting-edge premix facility in Kocaeli, Turkey. The plant enhances global feed additive markets with innovative, high-quality production and strategic export potential.

Industry groups call for a more efficient European Food Safety Authority to streamline regulations and foster innovation in the EU’s vital agri-food sector.

Bühler has opened a new, state-of-the-art Milling Academy – a 1,800-square-meter training center for food and feed millers – at the heart of its headquarters in Switzerland.

Imas, the leading Turkish manufacturer and turnkey solution provider in grain and feed milling technologies, completed a greenfield feed mill project for Nurym Group in Kazakhstan.

Despite structural challenges such as climate stress, regulatory fragmentation, and high import dependency, experts at the IGC Conference emphasized that targeted investments, smarter procurement, and regional cooperation can transform the Middle East into a model of food resilience and strategic grain security.

At the International Grains Conference in London, global grain trade leaders called for stronger regulatory alignment, accelerated digitalization, and deeper public-private cooperation to ensure food security and grain supply chain resilience in an increasingly unpredictable world.

Ukraine’s 2025 grain harvest could decline significantly due to adverse weather and ongoing conflict.

Ofis Yem has secured a €25 million loan from the EBRD to support investments in energy efficiency, inclusivity, and low-emission feed production.