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China’s official approval for imports of processed animal protein-based feed products from Spain marks a development that could influence not only bilateral trade but also global feed ingredient flows.

The US has reinforced its soybean export strategy through new funding from the Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS), aimed at expanding global demand and strengthening the country’s position in key protein and feed ingredient markets.

Europe’s food security depends on a stable supply of specialty feed ingredients, yet high import dependency leaves the sector vulnerable to geopolitical risks and market shocks.

Soybean, a key input in the global feed sector, is being reassessed through the lenses of supply security, sustainability, and domestic production.

Bunge Global SA has finalized its $34 billion merger with Viterra Limited, creating a major new competitor to giants ADM and Cargill.

The ICCF has released the second phase of its environmental risk assessment framework, refining how feed ingredients are evaluated for potential ecological impact.

The EU’s trade surplus with Ukraine reached €18.3 billion in 2024, driven by rising exports of mineral fuels and machinery.

Joerg Seifert, Secretary General of FEFANA, emphasizes the importance of maintaining competitiveness of the European feed industry.

The EU feed industry, represented by FEFAC, has directly addressed the EU Farm Council regarding concerns over potential disruptions in the supply of essential soy and palm products for the livestock sector.