The feed industry in Europe is characterised by a saturated market in the west (EU + surrounding countries) and an underdeveloped, but improving market in the east (Russia, Baltic States)
Wheat dictates DDGS supply in Europe
Only one tonne of ethanol can be produced from 3.3 tonnes of wheat. Many
co-products arise from the raw materials used in the process of producing
ethanol, the major one being distiller’s dried grains with solubles (DDGS).
Other products are carbondioxide and glycerine. In August, Adisseo, in... Read more >
// 11 Dec 2007
Innovation & Inspiration at Agromek 2007
Agromek, the international agricultural exhibition, continues to present
itself as a perfect opportunity for companies to present their new products. The
show will take place from 15-20 2007 in Herning,
Denmark. Read more >
// 12 Nov 2006
Innovative feedmill combines bulk blending and wood pelleting
A new, special and efficient feedmill with
maximum synergy through the logical combination of animal feed and wood pellets
has been built in the Voralberg region of Austria. The basic idea came from
Vorarlberger Mühlen- und Mischfutterwerke (VMM) at the end of the last century.
Tebodin did the... Read more >
// 01 Apr 2006
Business opportunities rise in Russia
"Zierno-Kombikorma-Veterinaria"
(Cereals-Feed-Veterinary) took place in Moscow
from 7 to 10 February. An increased number of exhibitors travelled to Russia
to experience the positive developments in the Russian feed and livestock
industries. Philippe Caldier was among them and provided Feed... Read more >
// 01 Apr 2006
Antimicrobial resistance: an industry view
Fedesa, the European Federation of Animal Health, met in
1998 in Copenhagen to discuss the “Microbial Threat.” They reached a series of
policy recommendations on how the risk of antimicrobial resistance could be
tackled. These were broad guidelines, which, if everyone followed them,... Read more >
// 01 Sep 2001
EU feed production stable in 2000
Compound feed production for the EU-15 (Greece and
Luxembourg excluded) reached 125.5 million tonnes in 2000. This is marginally
higher than in 1999 (+0.1%). Adding a further 0.9 million tonnes representing
the estimated production of Luxembourg and Greece form a complete picture of compound... Read more >
// 01 Jun 2001
What do Europe’s citizens think about the CAP?
How do
Europeans regard spending money on agriculture? Almost half the European
Union’s budget is spent on its Common Agricultural Policy (CAP). Strangely
enough, only 50% of the Europeans have ever heard of this farm policy. This is
one of the findings of a survey the European Commission... Read more >
// 01 May 2001
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