This development is part of CP Foods’ broader Agri-Tech strategy to fast-track the adoption of sustainable energy sources across its Feed, Farm, and Food business lines.
LifeStart products, essential for larvae and juvenile stages of aquaculture species, are designed to improve fry resilience, disease resistance, and growth rates.
With the new space, the Animal Nutrition division will extend its offerings of raw materials and specialised ingredients to the ruminant, swine, pet food, and aquaculture markets.
With the new plant now operational, ADM aims to supply half of Mexico’s wet pet food demand by the end of 2025.
The new plant will have a total production capacity of 90 tons per hour, divided into two poultry feed lines (60 TPH) and one ruminant feed line (30 TPH).
The Hub will serve as a collaborative platform for scientists, researchers, and industry stakeholders to drive research, innovation, and capacity-building in animal health.
The facility is equipped with two corn silos holding a combined 12,000 metric tons of corn and space for 480,000 sacks of feed.
LDC’s expansion in Hamburg is crucial in advancing its animal feed and pet food business, offering a diverse portfolio of products essential to this industry.
This facility will specialise in processing category 3 animal by-products from poultry slaughter operations into high-value ingredients.