Ann ReusAnn Reus is a senior reporter at WATT Global Media who covers the animal feed and nutrition industries.From the Author - Page 73Animal Feed ManufacturersPerdue Farms upgrades feed mill grain unloading systemPerdue Farms has invested US$3.8 million to upgrade its rail grain unloading capabilities at its feed mill in Forsyth, Georgia.NewsfeedLower your carbon footprint: Drink less, skip dessertWhile animal agriculture often gets a bad rap for its carbon footprint, it seems other industries might share the blame.Latest NewsHormel eliminates ractopamine from meat supplyHormel Foods will become the latest U.S. company to eliminate ractopamine from its supply chain when its new policy goes into effect on April 1.Latest NewsSouth Dakota man charged in organic grain fraudThe U.S. Attorney’s office charged Kent Duane Anderson with wire fraud and money laundering, alleging he sold non-organic grain and seeds falsely labeled as organic.Latest NewsBiomin: Mycotoxin co-occurrence a global problemIn a webinar this week, experts from Biomin and Romer Labs said all regions are affected by mycotoxins and that co-occurrence is a problem on nearly every continent.Feed AdditivesUS state, county fairs ban ractopamine in pigsState and county fairs in the U.S. have begun banning the use of ractopamine in pigs sold at their shows.Latest NewsDutch authorities arrest 3 for selling food waste as feedDutch authorities have arrested three people for selling unidentified food waste as animal feed.NewsfeedWhat issues will poultry, feed industries face in 2020?Organic production, precision nutrition and understanding of the bird microbiota, and technology and innovation will dominate these industries this year.Latest NewsOrganic, NAE chicken grow while shoppers seek convenienceOrganic and no-antibiotics-ever (NAE) chicken in the U.S. is growing, while consumers continue to seek out convenience foods and an increasing amount of dark meat.African Swine FeverASF will shape animal feed, protein industries for yearsAfrican swine fever (ASF) will affect the animal feed and protein industries in many ways throughout the next several years.Latest NewsUS animal feed industry faces challenging regulatory yearThe regulatory environment in Washington, D.C., may not be easy for the animal feed industry, but American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) President and CEO Constance Cullman says this year will be an exciting one.Latest NewsMany drivers of alternative protein, but many challenges aheadThere are multiple factors driving the growth of plant-based alternative proteins, as well as multiple challenges facing them.Previous PagePage 73 of 108Next Page
