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Official National control laboratories across the EU have until 20 May 2025 to implement new JRC methods to detect trace levels of antibiotics in compound feed, boosting efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance (AMR).

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.

Artist photographer Laurent Bellec’s collection includes architectural images of factories in the ...

Giving weight to the Turkish market to meet the demands of domestic investors during the pandemic ...

The EU, which authorized the use of insect proteins in aquaculture feeds in 2017, expanded this pe...

The Asia Pacific market accounted for the largest share in 2020. This dominance is attributed to t...

Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture Most of the cereal produced in Hungary is exported to Italy. Ita...

Editor Cemalettin KANAS Dear Feed Planet readers, The mass grain stocking triggered by the pandemic...

It is thought that conventional animal production may fall short of meeting the protein needs of th...

Livestock and aqua-culture production offer high-quality protein sources for human consumption; nev...

ABN, Britain’s leading manufacturer of pig and poultry feeds, unveils ambitious investment plans ...

Mirona Quandt Product Manager Feed Additives Berg+Schmidt GmbH & Co. KG Innovative feeding c...