11 charged in case that also alleges falsifying of documents to evade food safety checks Eleven people have […]

Feed was manufactured for poultry, swine and rabbits CHS Inc., based in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota, is voluntarily […]

Farmers concerned after major fire at chemical factory Farmers near a large factory fire in Rouen, France, last […]

Hog grower pellets, poured block for beef cattle may not be safe for animals The U.S. Food and […]

While corn exports continue to sustain more damage in storage, levels of mycotoxins in U.S. corn exports are at their lowest levels in years, according to the U.S. Grains Council.

The approach to exotoxins remains that of treatment instead of prevention, but this can change with the use of suitable in-feed additives.

With government agencies bracing for a lapse in funding that could last months, organic industry advocates worry the political feuding could undo years of work aimed at preventing fraud in grain supply chains.

A judge on Tuesday threw out most of a proposed class action lawsuit against Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM), according to Law360.

The International Cooperation for Convergence of Technical Requirements for the Assessment of Feed Ingredients (ICCF) has launched its first two draft guidance documents for public consultation covering “Stability Testing of Feed Ingredients” and “Sub-chronic Oral Toxicity Testing in Laboratory Animals.”

Multiple reports of cattle deaths in Florida may be linked to animal feed, according to the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services.