India’s livestock sector is undergoing rapid transformation, driven by rising demand for animal protein and the need to improve production efficiency under resource constraints.
The plan targets six priority value chains: maize, sesame, sorghum, beans, citrus and animal feed.
The world’s population is projected to approach 10 billion by 2050, requiring about 60% more food to meet rising demand. More than half of that…
According to the ministry, efforts are underway to stabilise feed supply through improved coordination and budgeting.
The back-to-back tenders highlight Tunisia’s continued reliance on international markets to meet feed demand.
Mars has indicated it is exploring opportunities aligned with its long-term strategy.
Harmonisation was identified as a key enabler for improving market efficiency and competitiveness.
The assessment was conducted by PwC India in line with ISO 14040 and ISO 14044 standards.
Sea Forest agreement adds to its expanding commercial footprint, with contracts now covering more than 123,000 head of livestock across Australia.
The report concludes that Cameroon’s challenge is not a lack of feed resources, but the absence of efficient systems to manage them.