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Scientists: Rushed ASF vaccine could worsen outbreaks

Researchers pen letter warning that rushing the development of a vaccine for ASF could make matters worse if it leads to lax clinical trials.

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FDA seeks input on instructions for additive petitions

U.S. agency releases draft document with instructions for new additive petitions and GRAS process, in hopes of improving future submissions.

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California team builds new tool for assessing aquafeed

A multidisciplinary team of researchers is at work building open-source, online tool for assessing nutrition, cost and environmental impact of aquafeed.

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African Swine Fever

ASF survives in animal feed even longer than thought

An updated Swine Health Information Center whitepaper reports ASF may require animal feed holding times more than twice the length of previous suggestions.

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African Swine Fever

How biosecurity, feed additives combat pig diseases

Learn how the latest feed additive research and innovations mitigate and prevent pig diseases at the Feed Strategy Conference.

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African Swine Fever

Low protein in corn leads Hormel to reformulate feed

Hormel Foods expects to spend more money on animal feed in fiscal year 2020, due to a need to reformulate feeds, the company’s chief financial officer said.

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Hormel eliminates ractopamine from meat supply

Hormel Foods will become the latest U.S. company to eliminate ractopamine from its supply chain when its new policy goes into effect on April 1.

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South Dakota man charged in organic grain fraud

The U.S. Attorney’s office charged Kent Duane Anderson with wire fraud and money laundering, alleging he sold non-organic grain and seeds falsely labeled as organic.

Bühler’s 2019 net sales flat, operating margin up 0.5%

Bühler saw flat net sales of CHF3.3 billion (US$3.4 billion) in 2019, with an operating margin of 7.6%, up 0.5% from the previous year.

Biomin: Mycotoxin co-occurrence a global problem

In a webinar this week, experts from Biomin and Romer Labs said all regions are affected by mycotoxins and that co-occurrence is a problem on nearly every continent.

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Scientists pilot organic rapeseed production in Scotland

Research group launches pilot programs after seeing success in Sweden in the hope that organic rapeseed production will fill a market gap in Scotland.

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African Swine Fever

ASF has minimal impact on Philippine feed demand

While ASF has cut demand for animal feed elsewhere, USDA report says Philippine losses remain minimal thanks to effective controls in the region.

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