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African Swine Fever

Changing impact of African swine fever in Asia

The price of pork has pushed the inflation rate in China to its highest level in almost eight years and some business owners are struggling to cope.

Brand Insights

Unlock the Power of Soybean Meal in Swine Production

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Feed Production by Region

African swine fever continues in Europe, Africa

Officials of European animal health agencies continue to report to the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) new outbreaks of African swine fever (ASF).

Feed Additives

FDA declines to recognize GRAS for CBD in animal feed

Federal agency issues 15 warning letters and a consumer guidance document suggesting use of CBD in animal feed could be unsafe.

Company News

International Phytate Summit held in Taiwan

AB Vista, in cooperation with its Taiwan distributor, Besta Biotech Co. Ltd., hosted the International Phytate Summit in Tainan, Taiwan, to discuss the

Company News

Biomin’s Schatzmayr named Highly Cited Researcher

Animal nutrition firm Biomin is proud to announce that Research & Development Director Dr. Gerd Schatzmayr has been named a Highly Cited Researcher,

Company News

International Fibre Summit spotlights ‘rising star’

Fiber took center stage in Barcelona last week, as global researchers and industry experts joined the first International Fibre Summit, a three-day event

Feed Additives

Algae deemed ‘viable’ fish oil alternative in aquafeed

After a breakthrough year, a commodities broker says algae may be ready to go mainstream as an alternative to fish oil just in time to stave off shortages.

Feed Additives

Evonik resumes methionine production in Belgium

Evonik has resumed production of methionine at its two facilities in Antwerp, Belgium.

Latest News

Poor hay quality could cause malnutrition this winter

Flooding, dry fall contribute to extremely poor hay quality and forage shortages in the Midwest, prompting warnings about the potential for malnutrition.

African Swine Fever

Canadian government, industry collaborate to shun ASF

Egan Brockhoff, veterinary counselor for the Canadian Pork Council, told attendees of Kansas State University (KSU) Swine Day, held November 21 in Manhattan, Kansas, about what is being done in terms of ASF prevention and preparedness.

Animal Nutrition

Australian government supports drought-hit farmers

Supplies of livestock feeds and fodder have been destroyed by prolonged drought and recent bush fires in New South Wales.

African Swine Fever

Germany raises African swine fever alert level

In a worrying development, the Poland’s agriculture ministry has confirmed that the ASF virus has been detected in the west of the country, near the German border.

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