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FEFAC: Small rise in European Union feed output in 2017

Latest estimate for the production of compound feeds in the European Union (EU) last year is 156.7 million metric tons (mmt), an increase of just 0.2 percent over the previous year.

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FEFAC: EU-28 produced 153.4 mmt of compound feed in 2016

The industrial compound feed production for farmed animals in the EU-28 in 2016 reached an estimated level of 153.4 million metric tons, 1 percent less than in 2015, according to data provided by FEFAC members.

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Belarus feed manufacturers pressured by falling margins

Belarusian feed industry hit by multiple economic, agricultural challenges, including non-payment and grain surplus penalties.

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Largest Estonian feed mill opens despite regional challenges

Estonian meat and dairy industries are hampered by numerous factors which are affecting the price and the demand for feed production. Despite this challenge, Pro Grupp Invest OÜ opens the country’s largest feed mill.

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How is import substitution affecting Russian agriculture?

Food imports look likely to be down by half this year, according to the Ministry of Agriculture for the Russian Federation, from US$41 billion in 2014 to an estimated US$25 billion this year.

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Pig breeder ensures production, meat quality through feed

Russian pig breeder combats the mycotoxins found in local grains by implementing mycotoxin management program.

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Lithuania imposes bans after African swine fever outbreak

In reaction to the outbreak of African swine fever inLithuania, the Food and Veterinary Service (SFVS) on January 28 ordered severalimport bans, according to a report.The ban includes animal feed produced in Lithuania’ssoutheastern regions, and reproductive materials from live pigs, includingembryos, egg cells and sperm.

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Ukraine eyes increased feed production

The growth of the Ukrainian feed industry will double in the coming future following a series of large investments, say forecast experts with the country's Ministry of Agriculture. According to analysts, the country, which in 2012 reported 10 million tons of annual production and a growth rate of 10 to 15 percent per year, is expected grow its total feed production output by 60 percent.

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