Ann ReusAnn Reus is a senior reporter at WATT Global Media who covers the animal feed and nutrition industries.From the Author - Page 18NewsfeedRegulatory burdens slow US potential to lower methane emissionsThe US beef and dairy industries are ready to implement methane-reducing feed additives when they become available; hopefully that time will come soon.Regulatory UpdatesAFIA’s Wilkinson optimistic about feed ingredient approval changesLeah Wilkinson of the American Feed Industry Association says the U.S. animal feed industry has gotten closer to gaining approval for some ingredients.Feed Strategy PodcastASF vaccines approved in Vietnam but challenges remain [PODCAST]Megan Niederwerder, associate director at the Swine Health Information Center, talks about developments in the production and distribution of two African swine fever vaccines in Vietnam.BiosecurityPolice: Vietnamese officials took bribes to allow banned importsAccording to police in Ho Chi Minh City, several people were charged in connection with giving or receiving bribes to allow the import of banned beef blood powder from Europe.Animal Feed ManufacturersKalmbach Feeds gets approval for new facility in Dublin, OhioNew location, approved recently by the Dublin City Council, will create 18 jobs in marketing, finance and logistics.African Swine FeverAfrican swine fever detected in Sweden for first timeDead boar found northwest of Stockholm has tested positive for the virus.NewsfeedCan selective breeding lead to lower emissions from cattle?Genetics company Semex says it has introduced a genetic solution that can reduce methane emissions from cattle 20% to 30% by 2050.Animal Feed ManufacturersSpontaneous combustion of byproducts causes Purina fireFire department reports minor damage to Purina Animal Nutrition’s Russell, Kansas, facility.Feed Strategy PodcastHow digital tools can enhance layer performance [Podcast]Rob Payne, director of poultry nutrition and technical services at Cargill Animal Nutrition in North America, discusses how digital tools such as near-infrared imaging and cloud-based data management can improve layer performance.Legal NewsNeogen avoids fine in US Treasury probe over Iran sanctionsNeogen said it has received notice from the Treasury Department that it has concluded its investigation into the company’s business dealings involving parties located in Iran.CommoditiesOpportunities for grains trade, milling in sub-Saharan AfricaGrain feed demand in Eastern sub-Saharan Africa is expected to grow from 6 million metric tons to 9 mmt by 2035, Rabobank says in a new report.Business & MarketsSmithfield to permanently close 35 hog farms in MissouriPlanned October closures will affect 92 employees in 3 locations.Previous PagePage 18 of 109Next Page
