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Business & Markets: Page 44
Business & Markets
Rail lockouts set for August 22 as Canadian talks stagnate
CN and CPKC railways are on the verge of a significant disruption, with potential worker lockouts scheduled for August 22.
Brand Insights
Keep up with advances in piglet nutrition that balance health, performance, and feeding costs
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Learn about science-driven approaches to improve gut health, refine feed formulation, and enhance profitability in piglet production. Presented by Feed Strategy.
Regulatory Updates
Poland postpones ban on GM feeds, ingredients
The Polish government is supporting a five-year postponement for the introduction of a law prohibiting the inclusion of genetically modified ingredients in animal feeds.
Commodities
WASDE bumps up corn prices, but increase shouldn't last
Favorable weather and increased crop yields mean prices should decline in the long term, economist says.
Business & Markets
Tanmiah Food reports strong sales revenue growth
Across all three of its divisions — poultry meat, feed and veterinary, and a fast-food franchise — Tanmiah Food Company of Saudi Arabia reports higher revenue and profit for the second quarter of the fiscal year.
Business & Markets
Major organizational overhaul plan at Cargill leaked
The company is reducing its business units from five to three and appointing new leaders to steer these divisions.
Company News
CEO Chris Schutte to retire from Astral Foods
His last day at the helm of South Africa’s largest poultry company will be January 30, 2025.
Business & Markets
Rabobank: China market offers opportunities for animal protein
China’s animal protein market has seen consumption trends evolve due to cyclical and structural factors, including market oversupply, economic slowdown, demographic shifts and changing consumer values.
Business & Markets
BASF declares force majeure on some products after fire
BASF has declared force majeure on deliveries of certain vitamin A, vitamin E and carotenoid products, as well as some aroma ingredients, after a fire at its Ludwigshafen, Germany, plant on July 29.
Commodities
Missouri study examines poultry litter’s impact on soybeans
An analysis of the poultry litter showed it contained 60 pounds of nitrogen, 50 pounds of phosphate and 27 pounds of potash per ton.
Carbon Emissions Reduction
DSM-Firmenich expands environmental footprinting to beef industry
DSM-Firmenich has expanded Sustell, its life-cycle assessment (LCA) platform for animal protein, to meet the environmental footprinting needs of the beef industry.
Company News
Swine Health information Center adds new board members
The Swine Health Information Center (SHIC) has welcomed two new board members and elected officers as two members conclude their service.
Commodities
FFAR grants $809K to enhance sorghum for Africa’s arid regions
This research aims to improve sorghum's nutritional value, addressing vital deficiencies in human and livestock diets.
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