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Photo: ANP

11-08-2020 | News

Beirut blast destroys grain silo and 15,000 t of grains

Weekly update on Feed Businesss. Photo: Shutterstock

29-05-2020 | News

May feed update: What did you miss?

It is believed that the compulsory registration was almost an impassable barrier for GM soybeans, so during the previous years they were technically not allowed in Russia. Photo: Hans Prinsen

27-05-2020 | News

Russia softens GMO import restrictions on soybeans

Exports of pet food from New Zealand doubled between 2015 and 2019, reaching US$129 million. Photo: Crepessuzette

15-05-2020 | Article

Strong demand for petfood in New Zealand

Dutch feed industry association has drawn certain guidelines aimed at maintaining production continuity, delivery to farmers while protecting workers. Moreover, they have given the liberty to use the guidelines at their own discretion. Photo: Bert Jansen

28-04-2020 | News

Covid-19: The impact on the animal feed industry

The petfood market in RussiaIn has, in the past few years, grown by a factor of 4 times faster than food retail. Photo: Canva

24-04-2020 | News

Covid-19: Potential impact on the Russian petfood market

There is not enough grain silo storage for all the harvest in Romania. Photo: Chris McCullough

20-04-2020 | News

Romania: Protest prompts reversal of grain export ban

The 2020/21 consumption forecast is up 11 million t to 280 million t as feed demand is estimated to return to pre-ASF levels. Photo: Pexels

15-04-2020 | Article

China gearing-up to meet increase in demand for feed

The covid-19 pandemic has not disturbed the Iran feed industry, yet, however the longterm effect is uncertain according to Dr Majid Movafegh Ghadirly, Chairman of the Iran Feed Industry Association.Photo: IFIA

30-03-2020 | News

Iran: Feed industry not yet hit by covid-19

Indian poultry sector employs more than 1 million farmers and contributes US$ 16.18 billion (INR 1.2 lakh crore) to the country s GDP directly. Photo: Sam Panthaky

25-03-2020 | News

India: Social media rumours impact poultry and feed sectors