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CP Foods makes Dow Jones sustainability list for 7th consecutive year

CP Foods makes Dow Jones Sustainability list for 7th consecutive year.

Brand Insights

Unlock the Power of Soybean Meal in Swine Production

USSEC

Elevate performance, protect ROI, and beat seasonal challenges with research-backed strategies and real-world insights. 

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Bunge Announces New Commitment to Climate Action

Company using science-based targets to reduce GHG emissions

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Moy Park working towards net zero goal by 2040

Moy Park sets net zero goal for 2040.

Company News

DSM plans new production site

DSM plans new production site in Scotland.

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Cranswick switches to 100% certified deforestation-free soya

Cranswick switches to 100% certified deforestation-free soya.

Animal Feed Manufacturers

EU ag update: Bold ambitions to balance nature, farming

Farming is crucial to the EU economy, but strict environmental rules, regenerative ag and animal welfare are high on the political agenda.

Feed Additives

USDA awards $2.9 million to seaweed cattle feed study

The multi-disciplinary research team will consider the efficacy and commercial viability of organic seaweed ingredients in cattle feed.

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Biofuel Demand to Halve by 2050

RaboResearch finds long-term outlook for biofuels beyond 2045 discouraging

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Canadian Pacific, Kansas City Southern File Merger Application

Integration would create only single-line rail network linking U.S.-Mexico-Canada

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Tate & Lyle Eliminates Coal-Based Energy at Corn Wet Mills

Company now uses natural gas-fired combined heat and power systems at four corn wet mills in the U.S.

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Increase egg farm sustainability by bridging productivity gap

With the egg sector having to respond to consumer demands that are not always sustainable, addressing productivity is one way of preventing an increase in greenhouse gas emissions.

Agriculture Technology

Chinese researchers create feed from carbon monoxide

Single-cell protein, Clostridium autoethanogenum, has been approved by China’s Ministry of Agriculture for use in animal feed.

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