Jane Byrne

The pet food industry is evolving, and recent weeks have seen a major acquisition, innovative ingredient developments, strategic partnerships, and a new sustainability initiative.

The market is witnessing a recovery in European rapeseed prices, which are finding support from vegoils and canola.

The addition of a water-soluble metallo-antimicrobial supplement significantly improved broiler chicken performance, even under heat stress conditions, according to a newly published study.

Over 370 food companies and retailers from 16 countries are urging the EU Agriculture Council to prioritize transparency, labelling, and fair competition in the forthcoming regulations on new genomic techniques.

The Strategic Dialogue on the Future of EU Agriculture’s report outlines the steps needed to ensure the sustainability and resilience of farming in the bloc.

dsm-firmenich strongly urges the industry to conduct a thorough review and develop contingency plans to ensure a resilient vitamin supply.

ForFarmers and team agrar, part of the DLG Group, have announced a joint venture aimed at consolidating their feed operations in Germany.

Cargill has strengthened its US operations by acquiring two feed mills from Compana Pet Brands, located in Denver, Colorado, and Kansas City, Kansas.

A new study by researchers in Iran has shown that replacing traditional barley grain feed with potato processing by-products, such as heated potato slice waste (HPSW) and French fries waste (FFW), can improve milk production, and efficiency of lactating dairy cows.

Canola or rapeseed often gets caught in the crossfire when tensions flare between Canada and China.