In the 4th Progress Report, FEFAC also looks forward and includes new commitments about each of the five ambitions for the years towards 2030.
The initiative heralds a new chapter in the long-running partnership between Lallemand Animal Nutrition and the University of Plymouth.
The pilot facility is based in the Netherlands at the Brightlands Chemelot Campus, a hub for circular chemistry and chemical processes.
The government wants to increase the proportion of Norwegian-produced raw materials for fish feeds from the current 8% to 25% by 2034.
After a European Commission’s investigation and the acceptance of the proposed remedies by the companies, the commission said the transaction would not raise competition concerns.
The acquisition ushers in a new future for the production of amino acids in France and in Europe, reinforcing sovereignty in the animal sector.
With this expansion, Nesle becomes the largest insect production site in the world.
As EU deforestation regulation approaches, ADM offers fully verified, segregated, traceable soybean meal and oil to European customers.
The Norwegian Institute of Marine Research analyzed feed ingredients and aquafeeds and found low levels of PFAS in fish feed.
The platform is helping to reduce inefficiencies and risk in global trade, with the majority of the exports from Brazil, the US and Argentina conducted via the Covantis platform in 2023.
The IPIFF executive committee acknowledged the need to advocate for the sector to be recognized as part of overarching EU policies.
Nouvelles Vagues is a French scientific and technical platform offering a wide range of services to the aquafeed industry.
ABN and Leiber are joining forces to innovate and broaden their offer of high-quality products for the European market.
The arrangements aim to reduce fishing pressure on the Northeast Atlantic mackerel stock significantly and act as a stepping-stone towards a long-term quota-sharing arrangement.
For the first time in Finland, a small share of traditional feed ingredients will be partially replaced with sustainable insect meal.
The company is increasing its existing production capacities for the European market with a plant investment of more than EUR 20 million.
Partners in the Scottish salmon industry drive legislative change to allow natural insect-derived ingredients in feed and increase responsible sourcing.
Based on data collected by FEFAC, industrial compound feed production within the EU27 is expected to decrease in 2024 by 0.3 % compared to 2023.
The beans and processed meal are assured to be free from recent deforestation and have been segregated since harvesting to ensure no blending with non-certified produce.
HiProMine has just launched a large insect facility in Karkoszów, located 100 km from Berlin.
