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Chr. Hansen's 3-in-1 probiotic for poultry launches in South Africa
After a successful launch in the United States and Australia, GalliPro® Fit will now launch in South Africa, with other markets to follow.
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Delacon partners new Japanese distributor
Since September, the Tokyo home-based YPTECH Co., Ltd. is the exclusive distributor for Delacon's phytogenic feed additives.
Thursday, April 18, 2019
Symaga's projects of 2018: Djen Djen, Sudan, Myanmar and Mexico
April 17, 2019 Symaga's projects of 2018: Djen Djen, Sudan, Myanmar and Mexico Press release Symaga takes stock of 2018 with an increasing number of important projects in its portfolio, ensuring a growing turnover and reference list for the next few years after becoming a global key supplier of silos for the major storage projects worldwide last year. These projects include the new storage terminal and extrusion of soybean plant in the Algerian port of Djen Djen, with a capacity of 240,000 tonnes and a scope of 12 silos of 32 metres in diameter, among the largest in the world made of steel, plus other storage solutions to complete the needs of this will-be leading plant in the sector. This soybean oil extraction plant within a port facility joins Symaga's list of references in logistics terminals, a strategic development path for Symaga. With capacity to process 1.6 million tonnes per year, this plant and terminal built in Algeria becomes one of the most important port structures in the Mediterranean
Wednesday, April 17, 2019
Royal De Heus acquires majority stake in Ukraine's D-Mix
April 16, 2019 Royal De Heus acquires majority stake in Ukraine's D-Mix On March 4, Royal De Heus signed an agreement to acquire a majority stake in D-Mix, a Ukraine-based company that produces concentrates speciality feeds and complete feeds, mainly for poultry and pigs, De Deus announced last month. With this partnership, the company marked a strategic step in the attractive Ukrainian market for animal feed following over a decade of exporting animal nutrition products to Ukraine. As a result of the deal, a joint venture company will be formed to carry out business activities under the trade name "Koudijs Ukraine". The closing of De Heus acquisition is expected in the second quarter of 2019. The family-owned business D-Mix is managed by Fedir Shopsky and is located in Zolochiv in Western Ukraine and has a strong regional position. The company has a production capacity of 80,000 tonnes and crushes 50,000 tonnes of sunflower seeds and soybeans. The company will also begin the construction of a premi
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
Cherkizovo Group takes lead in feed production
April 16, 2019 Cherkizovo Group takes lead in feed production Cherkizovo Group strengthened its feed production performance and scored first for the fourth time with an output of 1.83 million tonnes. The company boosted its output by 142,000 tonnes year-on-year and widened the gap with its main competitor Miratorg to 290,000 tonnes (compared to 218,000 tonnes in 2017), despite Miratorg's production growth by 70,000 tonnes, up to 1.53 million tonnes. This year, Cherkizovo plans to produce almost 2.2 million tonnes of feed. During the Russian Meat & Feed Industry 2019, Agroinvestor Magazine presented its fourth annual rating of Russia's leading feed producers for 2018. The previous ratings covered 20 companies, however this time, the list was extended to include 25 companies. The market majors produced a total of 14.8 million tonnes of feed, or 51% of the national output. Last year, Russia produced 28.9 million tonnes of feed, up by 5% compared to 2017. As for the rest of participants, the average growt
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
EU corn imports from Ukraine jump 93.8% on year
April 16, 2019 EU corn imports from Ukraine jump 93.8% on year EU corn imports from Ukraine between the start of the marketing year on July 1 and April 14 have increased 93.8% on year at 12.03 million tonnes, data from the EU Crops Market Observatory showed on April 15. In total, the EU brought in 19.31 million tonnes of corn, a 46.15% increase on the year. Several feed end-users have to depend on corn imports to make up for a supply shortage due to a protracted drought during the European summer months. Ukraine is still the EU's key corn trading partner, a position further reinforced by the fact that there has been little change in other top five trading partners' corn exports to the EU over the last few weeks. The EU is forecasting a total of 21 million tonnes of imports by the end of the marketing year, according to its latest EU Crops Market balance sheet while market participants expect a total of at least 22 million tonnes, a rise of five million tonnes on the year. The latest USDA WASDE report s
Tuesday, April 16, 2019
US soy sector leaders hold "successful" meetings in China
April 15, 2019 US soy sector leaders hold "successful" meetings in China Leaders from the US Soybean Export Council (USSEC), the American Soybean Association (ASA) and the United Soybean Board (USB) recently visited Chinese customers in Beijing and Shanghai this month to reinforce and strengthen trade relationships. "The US soy industry and China have a 37-year track record of actively investing and partnering in programmes that support each other's industries," said USSEC CEO Jim Sutter. "American soybean farmers prosper when they have access to these international markets, and China is a great example of that. We are hopeful that our farmers will have the opportunity to continue delivering high-quality soy to China and other customers throughout the world. Open, free market access is critical to our success." "We are ready to do more business with China in the coming season," said ASA president Davie Stephens. "Our farmers are proud of the soy they grow in the US and we are optimistic a mutually b
Monday, April 15, 2019
ADDCON announces new structure in APAC and the Middle East
At VIV Asia 2019, Bernd Kochannek, CEO and founder of ADDCON, officially announced that Ryan Von de Leon will be the new regional manager for Asia Pacific. He will follow Dr. Anant Deshpande who was very successful in the role for the past few years. At the same time, Dr. Anant Deshpande will be the regional manager of the newly-defined region "South Asia and Middle East".
Friday, April 12, 2019
Iran now third biggest importer of India's oilmeals
April 10, 2019 Iran now third biggest importer of India's oilmeals A sharp jump in demand from Iran's feed industry - after the country was hit by US sanctions - has brightened the prospects for India's soymeal exports. According to the latest data released by the Solvent Extractors' Association of India (SEA), soymeal exports to Iran for the year 2018-19 stood at 508,050 tonnes, far higher than 22,910 tonnes reported in the previous year. With this, Iran emerges as the third largest importer of Indian oilmeals after South Korea (738,795 tonnes) and Vietnam (615,403 tonnes). "The Iranian market has once again opened up for Indian soybean meal. It seems again Iranian feed industries are looking at India for their requirement of soybean meal, supporting export of oilmeals from India," SEA said in its note. The trade with Iran got a further boost after it revised its payment mechanism for India and started accepting payments from India in rupee and used that fund to pay for its imports from India. Openin
Wednesday, April 10, 2019
Adisseo holds debut Advancia Academy
Over 125 participants attended the first 2019 Advancia Academy, held in Rome, Italy, on April 2 and organised by Adisseo, prior to the 6th International Conference on Poultry Intestinal Health.
Tuesday, April 9, 2019
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