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Cattle rustling emerges as a major driver of instability across West and Central Africa
This crime is now common in two-thirds of the 23 hubs identified as most responsible for regional instability.
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Zimbabwe advances One Health action by bringing plant and aquaculture sectors into AMR surveillance
AMR surveillance in plant and aquaculture systems remains limited despite their growing importance for national food security.
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Cargill confirms no plans to close U.S. beef plants
The company operates eight primary beef processing plants in North America where cattle are slaughtered for retail cuts.
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Ivory Coast raises Ministry of Animal Resources budget by 24% for 2026
The 2026 budget increase is intended to support initiatives to expand domestic production and reduce dependency on imports.
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Sandhya Marines becomes India’s first shrimp feed miller to earn ASC feed certification
The company says the new certification strengthens its ability to serve international markets seeking verified sustainability credentials.
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Kenya’s Homa Bay County adopts new policy to boost fisheries and aquaculture
KENYA -Homa Bay Governor Gladys Wanga recently signed the county’s first-ever Fisheries and Aquaculture Development Policy, marking a major milestone for one of Kenya’s most…
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Zimbabwe unveils national hatchery guidelines to transform tilapia aquaculture
The Ministry of Agriculture also inaugurated a new hatchery at the Matopos Research Institute.
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Biochem moves to acquire BASF’s global glycinate business in major portfolio expansion
While the financial terms remain cryptic, the transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2026.
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German-Kenyan venture to build East Africa’s largest aquafeed mill
The venture estimates it can reduce feed costs by up to 30% and improve feed conversion ratios by over 20%.
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Insectum positions itself as Denmark’s last insect producer after industry shake-up
Insectum says investor interest will be essential as the company scales its patented technology across regions facing mounting waste and protein pressures.
