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Fanon said the new facility will help create additional value from domestic raw materials while supporting more sustainable, circular production models.

For poultry producers, gut health is closely linked to feed conversion, growth rates and disease resistance.

The company has historically focused on species such as salmon, trout, seabass and seabream.

Studies show that most infections occur within a limited radius, but indirect routes also contribute significantly to virus spread.

Enhanced NIR-based solution brings on-farm, real-time feed insights to more regions, supporting efficiency, animal health and cost optimization.

The facility is equipped with cutting-edge technology that automates the entire production cycle, from the initial intake of raw grains to the final packaging of specialized feed.

Officials say the measure would strengthen food security, encourage local feed production, and protect fish farmers from currency volatility and supply‑chain disruptions.

In other news, Zinpro also recently launched the Zinpro Sow Excellence Index, a benchmarking system linking claw health to sow productivity.

Production in the EU has struggled to keep pace with China, where lower energy and raw material costs have encouraged investment and large-scale output. 

Since 2021, highly pathogenic avian influenza H5 has caused unprecedented losses worldwide.