Feed and Food Safety

dsm-firmenich’s 20-year survey shows livestock performance and food safety under unprecedented threat, with contamination rising sharply across North America, South Asia, and Europe.

Zambian authorities say this precautionary measure will be reviewed based on how the outbreak in South Africa evolves.

The findings highlight serious risks to both pets and humans, underscoring the importance of strict hygiene practices in handling, storage, and preparation.

Imports of beef from the Republic of Ireland have been suspended just two weeks after the market reopened, dealing a fresh blow to Irish farmers and exporters.

Alltech highlighted progress in predictive modelling and artificial intelligence applications that leverage expanded datasets to better forecast mycotoxin risks in animal feed.

The challenge is magnified in a country where a large proportion of milk originates from smallholder farmers.

The original restriction was introduced after a listeriosis outbreak in South Africa in 2017.

ASC Feed Certification sets binding global requirements for the traceability and responsible sourcing of all feed ingredients.

To help exporters navigate increasingly stringent regulations, SGS is providing expanded analytical capabilities across its global laboratory network.

The new authorisations should expand the toolbox for feed manufacturers, helping improve animal health, nutrition and production efficiency across the livestock and companion animal industries.