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Growth through ambition and knowledge
Growth through ambition and knowledge
Huvepharma is a fast-growing international company that has expanded as a result of vigorous internal growth coupled with the acquisitions of biovet, balkanpharma-razgrad and intervet's feed additives business. Emmy Koeleman talked to Alain Kanora, global marketing manager, about the keys to the company's success.
Dynamics in today's
Dynamics in today's
Maintaining the health of dogs and cats by providing wholesome, nutritional diets is becoming an important component of esponsible pet ownership. Besides complete and balanced nutrition, product safety and quality parameters, in connection with traceability, are becoming more important.
First steps in marketing
First steps in marketing
Its one thing developing an innovative effective additive or feeding concept based on sound scientific principles, then getting political approval for its entry into the market, only to find that no-one buys it. Alltech is an expert in getting people to buy things and Connolly shares their expertise...
Juergen Steinemann, Nutreco: "Partnerships add value without deep investments"
Juergen Steinemann, Nutreco: "Partnerships add value without deep investments"
Nutreco will be running its 3rd Agri Vision conference in June this year. Central theme will be 'Empowering partnerships'. Feed Tech talks to Juergen Steinemann, chief operating officer at Nutreco, to get some insight on his vision on partnerships.
Become a top feed seller – brand and outsource your production
Become a top feed seller – brand and outsource your production
India has the potential to manufacture 40 million tonnes of feed. The current market size is only a fraction of this, so there are plenty of entrepreneurial opportunities. Nutrikraft is rapidly increasing its compound feed sales in this promising market with an unusual concept: toll manufacturing and branding.
It’s safe to eat products from animals fed biotech crops
It’s safe to eat products from animals fed biotech crops

Biotech crops have become widely used around the world and livestock is often fed raw materials that come from biotech plants. The question of whether products from these animals are safe to eat is still controversial. A new report generated by an international non-profit group states that it is safe to eat products from animals that have been fed biotech crops.

Pet food becomes even more tailored
Pet food becomes even more tailored

Consumers can already buy food specially made for old and young dogs, large and small dogs and dogs battling the bulge. Now comes food and treats based on a dog's lifestyle, bite strength and breeding.

Fruity wine for Australian cows
Fruity wine for Australian cows

Australian farmer and meat producer John McLeod is supplying his 60 Wagyu beef cows a local premium wine on request of a client, the famous Japanse chef Akio Yamamoto.

Low calorie petfood takes off
Low calorie petfood takes off

Pet food low in calories and fat is gaining popularity in Japan following reports that a growing number of indoor dogs tend to become overweight and face the risk of metabolic syndrome, just like humans.

CPF plans large expansion into Laos
CPF plans large expansion into Laos

A new animal-feed and farming subsidiary with an initial capital of baht 310 million (€7.5 million) to supply the high demand for meat products in Russia, is to be established by Charoen Pokphand Foods (CPF), flagship of the CP Group agribusiness group.

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