Rajib Dutta will be responsible for contributing to the market view in Bangladesh and the region to expand market share in the country.
The company has become a B Corp-certified company that includes new commitments to sustainability and new social and environmental measures.
The realignment was due to the recent significantly increased complexity of demands on animal husbandry in terms of animal welfare and environmental protection.
The company’s sustainability strategy includes the reduction of CO2 emissions per ton of krill produced by 50% by 2030 and the use of green ammonia to power the company’s vessels.
Rob Routs will retire as chairman and member of the DSM Supervisory Board and Corien M. Wortmann-Kool will join as a new Supervisory Board member.
The company will invest $475 million to support the rapid growth of the U.S. soy market, increasing capacity and market access.
Angel Yeast will establish a wholly-owned subsidiary in Singapore to promote its internationalization strategy and the development of the Asian Pacific market.
The company expects to reach 100% monitoring of its indirect soybeans purchases by 2025, aligned with its global commitment to deforestation-free supply chains.
The company closed a recent funding round of $5m, plans to raise series B funds and expand production in Malaysia and new plants in Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia.
The acquisition of Noack, a distributor of ingredients for the feed industry as well as aquafeeds, allows the expansion of Barentz activities in the Central East European region.
U.S. Department of Commerce’s preliminary determination found that methionine imports from France, Spain and Japan have been illegally dumped in the U.S.
The agreement with Natural Biologics will allow the warehousing, logistics and delivery of Nor-Feed products directly within the U.S. for their customers.
Kuehnle AgroSystems’ pioneering fermentation process enables fast, high-density production of algal astaxanthin in vertical tanks completely in the dark reducing costs by 90%.
Group sales increased 1% and adjusted EBITDA was 1% lower with Animal Nutrition growth resumed after the mid-year destocking.
Horizon Proteins transforms underutilized whisky distilling co-products into cost-effective, high-quality nutrients for the aqua and animal feed industries.
Barentz Animal Nutrition will be the preferred distribution partner for their range of feed additives in Benelux and several surrounding countries.
The acquisition has no consequences for the core activities nor the other stakeholders of the company.
The company grew its top line by 17% and managed to onboard new customers and enter new markets amidst pervasive travel restrictions.
The quality seal proves that the company’s processing of its algae-based ingredients complies with the legal regulations and requirements necessary to ensure safety throughout all stages of the feed chain.
Protection of the health of employees, securing supply chains for customers and keeping the innovation rate high were top priorities.