According to ADM, the move aims to consolidate its soy protein operations into a “more efficient global network.”
Barley is a highly beneficial and common grain used in animal feed, providing a good source of energy from starch and supporting muscle development with its protein content.
Probiotics such as this strain have gained increasing attention in animal production systems since restrictions on antibiotic use were tightened globally.
The Mavin Mai Son Complex is expected to begin operations in 2026, bringing new products to market and contributing to both the province’s economic growth and Vietnam’s broader agricultural development strategy.
Norway’s move to broaden its testing scope reflects a proactive approach to safeguarding fish welfare, consumer safety, and the reputation of its farmed salmon industry.
The organisers provide that Vietnam is considered as one of the fastest growing and high potential Asian countries, as far as livestock numbers and feed production is concerned.
Industry representatives are questioning the continued importantion of expensive raw materials like soy when other alternatives can be produced locally.
Methane is over 80 times more potent than carbon dioxide in terms of warming potential over 20 years, which makes reducing livestock emissions a key focus area for climate action.
With its modernised infrastructure, NCI is set to play an even greater role in shaping the future of feed manufacturing in its surroundings.
For aquafeed manufacturers, algae-based astaxanthin offers an alternative to synthetic pigments.