The platform will drive emissions reductions and carbon removal enhancements in food and agricultural supply chains, helping to meet the climate targets set by the international community.
The company announced a series of new quantifiable commitments aimed to address societal and environmental challenges linked to how the world produces and consumes food by 2030.
Evonik announced a net price increase of up to 8% on MetAMINO globally.
Keysha Bailey became CFO while Rabobank veteran Jacqueline Pieters-Zetsma joined the Board of Directors as an independent non-executive board member.
Low krill availability in certain areas and challenging ice conditions in August and September reduced krill harvest but the total biomass in Antarctica shows a 17% increase over the last 20 years.
The expansion of the Series D-1 funding round, led by bp ventures, will support scoping and pre-development of the company’s next manufacturing site outside Asia.
Peter Close will help tell the story of Zinpro’s commitment to sustainably improve the health and well-being of animals and people through creative marketing strategies and leadership.
A partnership between Livalta, an AB Agri division, and Pond Technology Holdings will create the world’s first commercially viable production of algae-based animal feed ingredients from CO2 emissions.
Pronofa became the majority owner of Ecoprot, one of the Norway's leading insect larval producers for the aquaculture industry.
The project successfully tested alternative protein from wood SylPro for use in rainbow trout, Nile tilapia and Atlantic salmon feeds and also performed a Life Cycle Assessment.
The company appointed Anthony Lin who will drive significant growth for the company in its key channels of aquaculture and pet food.
Jesús Zendejas explains how COVID-19 supply chain interruption moved him to change to new feed additives, AQUAVI® Met-Met, finding opportunities to improve the feed formula and maximize performance.
The company has an industrial tool developed around a patented bioreactor technology dedicated to the production of microorganisms, such as microalgae, yeast and bacteria.
The fourth location of Fluid Quip Technologies’ MSC™ system will be in Mount Vernon, Indiana, U.S. and is expected to be completed in 2022.
The facility will process fish and shrimp waste into fishmeal, fish oil and shrimp meal for the aquafeed and pet food industries.
INSEACT raised a $1.3 million seed funding round to build a BSF pilot production and R&D site in Singapore and begin delivering the product to customers.
The companies will develop new protein sources embracing a unique model towards the sustainable growth of the aquaculture feed and food production industries.
Four ProPath Performance minerals received the certification for the United States.
The funding will be used to finalize and expand the company’s flagship facility in Cashmere, Washington, aimed to be the largest mealworm-producing facility in North America.
The company acquired Chinese yeast company Bio Sunkeen and is developing new products for the aquafeed industry at its R&D center.
