Alternative Feed
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Zimbabwe researchers advance mealworms as alternative livestock feed protein
Matopos Research Institute is exploring mealworm protein as a locally produced alternative to conventional livestock feed ingredients.
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Cargill, IFFO urge broader sustainability data for aquafeed
ARGENTINA – Cargill Animal Nutrition and Health and IFFO have called for more comprehensive environmental data to assess aquafeed sustainability, warning that replacing fishmeal and…
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Tanzania researchers explore livestock feed from sisal waste
The AgroVal project is investigating ways to turn sisal residues into feed, fertiliser and bioenergy, creating potential new revenue streams from agricultural waste.
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CAB Cakaran, Oiltek explore palm-based feed ingredients
The proposed Malaysian joint venture could create new uses for palm oil-derived products in poultry and livestock feed.
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EU plan backs insect protein to reduce feed import dependence
The European Commission is recognising insect-derived protein as an alternative feed ingredient.
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Kenya’s barley boom raises questions for animal feed supply
Rising export demand is widening the price gap between malting and feed-grade barley, with implications for ingredient sourcing and competition with maize.
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Novonesis hosts Algiecel’s microalgae facility in Denmark
The Kalundborg facility expands production capacity nearly fivefold to support the development of alternative marine ingredients for pet food and cosmetics.
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Innovafeed, Protix study finds insect protein gains at scale
The assessment argues that industrial-scale production, circular feedstocks and animal-nutrition benefits can improve the sustainability case for insect protein.
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Elian secures US$45.7M to expand European feed protein supply
The soybean processing will add more than 100,000 tonnes of annual protein ingredient capacity for animal feed and food.
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Philippines explores millet to strengthen livestock feed security
The Philippines is exploring drought-tolerant millet as an alternative to corn to strengthen livestock feed supplies amid El Niño risks.
