Jackie LindenJackie Linden is a freelance journalist based in the United Kingdom.From the Author - Page 68Animal Feed ManufacturingDanish Agro reports record results, board changesReporting its largest turnover and profit ever in 2016, Danish Agro says it is sixth in the ranking of firms in its sector in Europe. The group has also announced the appointment of a new CEO and an acquisition in Poland.Feed Production by RegionRoullier Group’s appeal rejected in phosphate cartel caseThe European Court of Justice (ECJ) has confirmed a fine of almost EUR60 million (US$64 million) on the Roullier Group (Groupe Roullier).PoultryStudy shows wheat quality’s impact on broiler performanceNewly published research from the United Kingdom reveals that the moisture content of wheat at harvest and the presence of a fungus can have significant impacts on the performance of growing broilers.Feed Production by RegionCJ Cheiljedang pursues feed expansion strategy in AsiaSouth Korea’s largest food company, CJ Cheiljedang Corp. (CJ), has opened two new animal feed mills in Indonesia in the latest phase of its expansion across Southeast Asia.PoultryCanada OKs algal feed supplement for pork, milk, eggsAlgal products that will allow producers to bring DHA-enriched pork, milk and eggs to the market have been approved by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).Feed Production by RegionNew method converts biogas into animal feed ingredientThe Technical Research Centre of Finland has come up with a method to convert methane-rich biogas into high-protein raw material for animal feeds.PoultryChanges in Zimbabwe poultry industry harm feed sectorZimbabwe’s chicken meat and egg sectors are experiencing challenges that are adversely impacting the country’s feed industry.PoultryCamelina meal approved for laying hens in CanadaCamelina meal has been approved as a safe feed ingredient for laying hens by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).PoultryStarfish approved for use in pig, poultry feeds in EUFishmeal produced from starfish has been approved as a feed ingredient for non-ruminants in the European Union.PoultryHigh feed costs hit Nigerian poultry, fish farmersA senior politician in Nigeria this week has urged his countrymen to return to rural areas and resume farming, while poultry and fish farmers are being forced by high, volatile feed prices to cut back production or even abandon their businesses.Antibiotic-free ProductionEurope makes progress in tackling antibiotic resistanceWhile evidence has been found that the plan to reduce antibiotic resistance in the European Union is making progress, another report published October 24 finds that there is a great deal of variation between EU member states in sales of antibiotics for farm animals.Animal Feed ManufacturingLocally grown soy gains ground in European poultry sectorJust three years ago, a program for sustainable, non-genetically modified (non-GM) soybean feed ingredients grown in Europe was launched by the Donau Soja Association.Previous PagePage 68 of 73Next Page
