This launch follows General Mills’ acquisition of Edgard & Cooper in April 2025 to expand its premium pet food market share.
The report found that co-contamination, the presence of more than one mycotoxin in a single sample, is increasingly the norm rather than the exception.
These new products aim to deliver tangible benefits to African fish farmers navigating a rapidly evolving aquaculture landscape.
The landmark report offers a medium-term forecast for global agriculture and fisheries, serving as a reference point for policy and investment decisions.
The system identifies animals using facial features, tracks their productivity, monitors health, and stores farm records in one platform.
Currently, most poultry vaccines are produced using embryonated chicken eggs (ECE), a system burdened by high costs, ethical concerns, and supply chain vulnerabilities.
The launch comes at a time when pig producers worldwide are grappling with the challenges of managing early-life stress in piglets, particularly during critical transition periods, such as weaning.
The forecast, released during the IGC’s 62nd Council Session held in London, underscores strong momentum in the grains sector, with total use also expected to climb by 2% year-on-year to 2.372 billion tonnes.
The new product addresses the growing consumer demand for eco-friendly alternatives without compromising product quality or functionality.
Designed to withstand high temperatures and harsh field conditions, it is being rolled out in Mali, one of the regions hardest hit by goat plague.