AFIA weighs in on classification debate over animals consuming biotech feed
AFIA was among those to suggest how to specify that biotech animal feed ingredients do not make animal products biotech in response to USDA questions on the subject.
Archives for July 19, 2017
Special Edition: Sustainable Sourcing
‘In-built premium in soy standards doing farmers a disservice’ - Nutreco
Dutch feed giant, Nutreco is evaluating sharing platforms to increase the efficiency of its raw material supplier audits, and the company is also exploring a variety of programs to ensure a more responsible supply chain.
News in Brief
India and Bangladesh on Evonik gut health hit list
Evonik is releasing its in-house developed probiotic, GutCare PY1, in India and Bangladesh now following the launches in the US and China earlier this year.
Doc in Back to the Future: ‘Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.’ Can electricity bring single cell feed protein to new heights?
Using electricity and carbon dioxide (CO2), researchers at the Lappeenranta University of Technology (LUT) and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland have produced a batch of single-cell protein.
US: Center awarded $3.8m for animal and human nutrition R&D
A research partnership established by two South Dakota universities and industry members focuses on animal nutrition, health and regional economic development, says director.