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Despite not being native to Namibia, salmon is seen as a lucrative option thanks to global demand, which has tripled since 1980.

Under the partnership, WorldFish and Zambia will undertake joint research and capacity-building initiatives to create economic opportunities for local commmunities.

The livestock restocking is part of a broader county-wide resilience strategy funded through the Ward Development Fund, towards which KES50 million (around US$385,000) has been allocated.

With the new space, the Animal Nutrition division will extend its offerings of raw materials and specialised ingredients to the ruminant, swine, pet food, and aquaculture markets.

Founded in 1974, Türkiyem-Bir currently represents 162 factories, accounting for 85% of Türkiye’s total compound feed output.

Egypt produces around 50 million tonnes of agricultural waste and an additional 15 million tonnes from food factories each year.

SABIL, the newly-formed company, will manage 14 silo branches across the kingdom, including four located in major ports.

This development will enable precise blending of different grains for feed milling operations.

Fourth Milling Company is one of Saudi Arabia’s largest and most innovative players in the milling and animal feed sectors.

The master plan is being developed against the backdrop of severe and frequent climate disruptions that have eroded pastoral incomes.