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Borregaard hires new manager

Julia Dvorska onboards as a technical sales manager for the EMEA regions.

Business & Markets

Additional funds available for Canada feed program participants

Additional payments will be provided to eligible livestock producers already enrolled in the 2023 Canada-Saskatchewan Feed Program, which was put in place to help maintain the breeding herd in drought-impacted regions of the province.

Vehicle movement study eyes risks for swine disease spread

A project funded by the Swine Health Information Center focusing on the role of vehicle movement in swine disease dissemination has recently been published in the Journal of Preventive Veterinary Medicine.

NARA executives join GFLI leadership, bolster sustainability efforts

Kent Swisher, president, and CEO of NARA has been elected to the GFLI board of directors, while Dr. Charles Starkey, vice president of Scientific and Regulatory Affairs at NARA, has been appointed to the GFLI Technical Management Committee.

African Swine Fever

K-State receives $1M grant to develop ASF vaccines

The Foundation for Food & Agriculture Research (FFAR) has awarded a US$1 million Seeding Solutions grant to Kansas State University to develop safe and rapidly deployable vaccines to prevent African swine fever virus.

Vaccine Vials With Syringe

Feed Ingredients

Bioflytech begins black soldier fly flour, fat production

New facility in Galicia, Spain, will produce ingredients for animal feed and pet food.

Black Soldier Fly Larva

Royal Agrifirm Group names new director

Doris Yu will oversee operations in Asia.

Nutreco, Skretting CEOs to step down

Nutreco CEO Fulco van Lede and Skretting CEO Therese Log Bergjord will step down from their respective positions, effective this summer, Nutreco announced.

Regulatory Updates

‘Approved by FDA’ now required on animal drug labels

This statement is intended to help veterinarians, food animal producers, pet owners and others clearly identify approved animal drugs and distinguish them from drugs that do not have the benefit of FDA approval.

Fda Computer Screen

UFAC-UK adds to its tech team

Steve Willats and Mark Townsend move into new management positions.

Avian Influenza

Cornell scientists sequencing HPAI virus to learn more

Virology experts from Cornell University are sequencing the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) virus that has affected dairy cattle in several states to better understand why the virus jumped to cows and how to prevent future outbreaks.

Microscope In Lab

Animal Feed Regulations & Safety

Call for clampdown on adulterated animal feeds in Kenya

The veterinary association is calling for collaboration by official bodies to end the sale of illegal and poor-quality feeds in Kenya, as the national government announces a range of measures to secure supplies of feed and forage.

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