Sustainability in Feed Production: Page 73

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Methane-fueled protein production coming to the US

Labor pool, natural resources and access to infrastructure attracted production plant, which an international partnership hopes to begin constructing next year.

Brand Insights

The U.S. Soy Advantage

U.S.SEC

Explore the benefits of soy from the U.S., delivering quality, reliability, nutrition, and sustainability for global animal feed and aquaculture.

Animal Nutrition Views

There is no such thing as precision nutrition

I am noticing with amusement several new marketing trends, one of them claiming parenthood of the term precision nutrition. Perhaps this is what we usually call “know what you do” and such people have become so rare that if you happen to come across one you get so mesmerized that you believe it is “precision,” or magic, itself.

Feed Additives

Company tests new single-cell protein made from wood

North Carolina-based company says early tests suggest a wood-derived single-cell protein product holds promise as a swine and aquafeed.

Company News

Alltech commits to UN sustainable development goals, the UN global compact and the science based targets initiative

Alltech has taken a significant step toward its sustainability goals and its vision for a Planet of Plenty.

Consumer Trends

Tesco promotes alternatives for salmon feed

U.K. grocery retailer Tesco is encouraging the aquaculture industry to use more sustainable alternatives to fish oil, such as algal oil, in aquafeeds.

Sustainability in Feed Production

EU grains, oilseeds and feed groups welcome communication on deforestation

EU grain and oilseed trade, crushing and feed industry sectors represented by COCERAL, FEDIOL and FEFAC welcome the European Commission Communication on Stepping up EU Action to Protect and Restore the World’s Forests, adopted on July 23.

Antibiotic-free Production

How to maintain animal performance while reducing antibiotics

The four R’s approach — Review, Reduce and Replace Responsibly — is an effective way to achieve optimal poultry and livestock performance while lowering antibiotic usage.

Feed Additives

iCell completes second plant to produce single-cell protein

iCell Sustainable Nutrition Co., Hong Kong, and Shandong Zhonggu Starch Sugar Co. of China (SZSS) on July 18 jointly announced the completion of their full-scale production facility that will convert nutrients previously lost in the process water into a single-cell protein (SCP) for use in animal feeds. Both companies expect the commercial shipments of the SCP to begin in August.

Feed Additives

Beta Hatch awarded Clean Energy Fund from Washington State

Beta Hatch, a Washington-based company industrializing the production of insects as a sustainable protein for animal feed, was awarded $937,800 by the Washington State Department of Commerce.

Animal Feed Manufacturing

Indian biotech firm turns methane into protein for livestock feed

New funding from several partners will allow Indian biotech startup String Bio to develop alternative proteins derived from methane for human and animal nutrition.

Antibiotic-free Production

Consumers invested in animal welfare, but knowledge is limited

Animal welfare is on the public agenda, and with a plethora of certifications and major brand commitments in place, industry is responding. But very few consumers fully understand the ins and outs of livestock farming and so most animal welfare concerns remain broad.

Sustainability in Feed Production

Calysta receives $30M investment to improve global food security

Leading alternative protein producer Calysta has received a $30 million investment from BP Ventures to support a worldwide rollout of Calysta’s FeedKind protein, which can help improve global food security, one of the greatest challenges facing the world today.

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