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Feed Production by Region: Page 158
Feed Production by Region
Cargill opens 11th feed mill in Vietnam
Cargill has officially inaugurated a $8.5 million animal nutrition plant in Vietnam, in the Nam Cam Industrial Zone, Dong Nam Economic Zone, Nghi Loc district, Nghe An province.
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Feed Production by Region
Amazon Soy Moratorium extended indefinitely
The Amazon Soy Moratorium – originally launched in 2006 for two years, and renewed annually since 2008 – has been extended indefinitely by the Brazilian Soy Task Force (GTF). The GTF is a multi-stakeholder coalition that brings together the private sector, civil society and Brazilian government.
Feed Production by Region
Feed mill aims to resolve land disputes in Nigeria
As well as manufacturing quality feeds for local poultry and livestock farmers and offering employment for local people, a feed mill can also help to resolve conflicts over land use, according to the former vice president of Nigeria, Atiku Abubakar.
Feed Production by Region
G7 Summit to tackle antimicrobial resistance
Ahead of the G7 summit in Japan, the global animal medicines association, HealthforAnimals, is calling for greater recognition among policymakers of the crucial role animal health plays in global health and, in particular, in the fight against antimicrobial resistance.
Feed Production by Region
Feed industry grows with rising pork consumption in China
Growth in Chinese pig meat production is underpinning the country’s feed companies.
Animal Feed Manufacturing
Report highlights evolution in global grain, oilseed trade
The past few years have seen considerable growth in the volume of grains and oilseeds traded around the world, and there have been significant changes in the origin and destinations of these commodities for feed and food use.
Feed Production by Region
INFOGRAPHIC: Top 9 Latin American feed companies
Based on WATT Global Media's Top Feed Companies data, this infographic highlights the Latin American animal feed producers manufacturing more than 1 million metric tons of compound feed annually.
Feed Production by Region
InVivo acquires Popular Feedmill Corp.
InVivo NSA has acquired Popular Feedmill Corporation in the Philippines. This acquisition demonstrates InVivo NSA’s desire to develop its industrial presence and investments in southeast Asia where it already holds strong positions in several countries: Vietnam, Indonesia, China, India, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Thailand.
Feed Production by Region
Heavy metal levels high in 20 percent of Asia-Pacific feeds
Of the 1,375 samples of minerals, premix and complete feeds from 16 Asia-Pacific countries submitted for testing in the 2016 Alltech Asia-Pacific Heavy Metal Survey, 20 percent were found to have contamination levels exceeding EU allowable limits for heavy metal contamination of arsenic, cadmium and lead. This is the sixth year Alltech has conducted the survey in the Asia-Pacific region.
Mycotoxins
Aflatoxin feed contamination: what you need to know
Although several other mycotoxins are more common in crops around the world, aflatoxin poses a significant threat and should not be ignored, according to Dr. Timothy Jenkins, product manager at Biomin.
Feed Production by Region
Camlin Fine Sciences acquires Dresen Quimica
Camlin Fine Sciences (CFS) has acquired a majority stake in Dresen Quimica S.A.P.I. de C.V., Mexico, to cover Central America and Andean States. CFS acquired a 65 percent stake in Dresen and its group companies, a leading player in the Mexican food and feed blends business.
Feed Production by Region
Land O’Lakes net earnings up in first quarter
Land O’Lakes Inc. reported net earnings of $104 million for the first quarter of 2016, up from $99 million in 2015.
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