New Facility

GERMANY – Biochem, a global animal nutrition company specializing in feed additives and dietary supplements, has acquired a 7,000-square-metre property next to its headquarters and…

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The 178,000-square-foot centre brings grain, milling, feed, pet food and animal science programmes together under one facility.

Priority products include agricultural commodities such as grains and soybeans, alongside machinery, vehicles, electrical equipment, steel and other goods.

The facility, focused on hatchery and nursery stages, connects local production in China with global aquaculture nutrition expertise and market needs across APAC.

The initiative is intended to support fishermen and watermen by creating new and better markets for invasive catfish while strengthening rural food supply chains.

The plant is fully operational and designed to produce both mash and pelleted feed.

GMP+ certification is one of the most recognised and respected quality assurance systems in the global animal feed industry.

The investment will expand production capacity, meet growing demand and strengthen supply resilience in growing feed markets.

The site is the company’s first ground-up factory in more than 50 years.