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The World Organization for Animal Health (WOAH) is calling on its member states to restrict the use of antimicrobials solely to veterinary medical use and to achieve a total ban on their use as growth promoters, starting with drugs that are critically important for human health.

The results of an industry survey show ongoing profitability pressure in the pharma API and the feed and food additive space.

Rabobank’s latest beef quarterly sees less consumer spending and changes to the EU’s import flow.

The AIC has used the findings of a new report to call for an independent food security committee to be established to bolster what it terms the UK agri-food sector’s “floundering" productivity.

EU crushing companies are singing the same tune. Once again they report being unable to sell soybeans they purchased at their real value as most customers are not willing to buy soy products certified sustainable, including no-deforestation criteria, if it entails having to pay a premium.

A new research program is aimed at boosting Australia’s hemp industry.

The race is on to reduce methane emissions from cows. Methane production may be mitigated to varying degrees in cattle by breeding strategies, by vaccines, or by various dietary interventions.

We track career changes in the international world of feed and ag over the past few weeks.

Cargill says it has completed an expansion and modernization project at its integrated soybean crush and refined oils facility in Sidney, Ohio.

Bunge disclosed the value of the CJ Selecta deal during its call with analysts following the company’s Q3 2023 earnings release last week. It is paying out around US$600m to acquire the Brazilian manufacturer and exporter of soy protein concentrate (SPC).