The investigation stands as the most extensive in monitoring PFAS levels within fishmeal and will lay the ground for risk management strategies concerning future PFAS levels in feed.
Donau Soja expects an all-time high of EU soy harvest in 2023, an increase of more than 16% compared to 2022 when the total harvest was 9.9 million tonnes.
Coastal state governments with clear, public pledges to sustainable fisheries and the environment are being held to task by the global marketplace for seafood.
In 2023/24, China is projected to remain the world’s largest soybean buyer with imports forecast at 99.0 million tons.
The new exploratory fishing aims to assess the conditions to open a fishing season after the cancellation of the first one.
The tool covers over 92,000 farms and users can see if there are any deforestation indicators associated with farms in their supply chain.
FEFAC updates the guidelines with the criterion for the protection of natural ecosystems as an essential requirement.
The International Monetary Fund estimated a 10-15% increase in global grain prices as a result of Russia pulling out the Black Sea Grain Initiative.
The primary factor driving such a decline is the production drop of approximately 50% reported in Peru.
The Black Sea escalation pushed U.S. wheat futures up.
Study suggests that supply chain agreements should expand their scope and attention to a more comprehensive understanding of the agricultural frontiers in tropical regions.
The suspension includes the withdrawal of Russian security guarantees for navigation in the northwestern part of the Black Sea.
A four-year project aims to develop a system for the early prediction of the presence of mycotoxins during the harvest.
Spain and Turkey were the second and third top shipment destinations with 5.9 MMT and 3.2 MMT respectively.
Aquafeed.com talked with Donau Soja to get some insights on the current European soy production and the 11th World Soybean Research Conference that is taking place in Vienna.
The Peruvian Ministry of Production said the resource in the North-Central region will be reassessed in two-three weeks depending on the oceanographic conditions.
The fishing season will start after the exploratory fishing if the findings allow it, and the quota could be changed depending on the new biomass evaluation.
The deal would bring Bunge closer on a global scale to leading rivals ADM and Cargill.
The most prominent exporter in the Black Sea region is Russia, from which strong exports continue to flow in 2022/23 and is forecast to reach a record for annual wheat exports.
IFFO also reported lower fishmeal and fish oil domestic production in China.