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Insect protein study sparks backlash over methodology, environmental claims

2 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Lisa Cleaver

A UK trade association has launched a critique of a recent UK-commissioned study on insect protein sustainability, arguing that flawed methodology and outdated assumptions risk misrepresenting the insect sector's capabilities and potential and steering UK policy off course.
Strong Protein Demand Despite Avian Flu Outbreaks

2 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Ann Reus

U.S. consumer demand for eggs and milk remain strong, despite H5N1 outbreaks in poultry and dairy cattle. Consumer confidence in these proteins is still high, as the virus has not broadly affected human health, and authorities have confirmed the safety of finished products.
Rethinking pest control as a nutritional investment

3 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Elise Schafer

In the grain industry, pest control is widely considered a necessary expense to prevent stored commodity damage and shrink. Most managers quantify insect damage only in terms of the visible consequences, like weight loss and rejected loads. But what if integrated pest management (IPM) was reframed as an investment in ensuring grain’s nutritional value rather than just an operational cost?
How to create lasting partnerships with first responders

4 weeks ago | feedandgrain.com | Steven Kilger

Grain bin entrapment incidents injure or kill dozens of people annually across the United States, establishing your relationship with first responders as a critical safety element. OSHA regulations specify that facilities cannot depend solely on 911 or standard emergency services as their rescue plan without confirming these teams possess appropriate equipment and grain entrapment training. Successful grain entrapment rescues depend on well-trained teams equipped with specialized tools.
US and Canadian agriculture industries ramp up soybean crushing and storage capabilities to meet surging market demands.

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Steven Kilger

New constructionWayne-Sanderson Farms | feed millLocation: Danville, ArkansasPlanned completion: April 2025The US$43 million facility will be located on 21 acres adjacent to the main processing facility and has the capacity to produce more than 8,500 tons of feed weekly.
Mars opens $450M Royal Canin facility in Ohio

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Lisa Cleaver

Mars, Inc. has opened a new $450 million Royal Canin dry pet food facility in Lewisburg, Ohio, U.S. — said to be the brand’s largest factory worldwide. The 450,000-square-foot site is expected to create up to 270 new jobs over the next five years and produce enough pet food to feed approximately 4 million cats and dogs annually. This expansion contributes to Mars' larger investment strategy, which includes over $6 billion invested in U.S.-based manufacturing over the past five years.
U.S.-China tariff pause eases pressure on animal feed, pet food trade

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Lisa Cleaver

The U.S. and China have agreed to a temporary reduction in reciprocal tariffs, easing trade tensions that have impacted the pet food and animal feed sectors. Under the agreement, the U.S. will lower tariffs on Chinese imports to 30% —consisting of a 10% baseline and a 20% penalty linked to chemical ingredient sourcing — while China will cut its duties on U.S. goods to 10%. The adjustments are effective for 90 days.
Motor technology advancements in feed and grain industries

1 month ago | feedandgrain.com | Steven Kilger

Steven Kilger - 00:01Hi everyone, thanks for listening. My name is Steven Kilger, I’m the managing editor of Feed & Grain Magazine and the host of the Feed & Grain Podcast. Thank you so much for joining me today as we dive deep into the issues affecting the feed manufacturing, grain handling and allied industries. Today’s episode is brought to you by The BinWhip from Pneumat Systems.
Landbank Funds New Agricultural Feed Mill Project

2 months ago | feedandgrain.com | Jackie Linden

Sagittarian Agricultural Philippines Inc. (SAPI) is set to receive a loan for the construction of a new feed mill that will likely be leased to the local Charoen Pokphand affiliate.
USTR freight fees spark fears for U.S. ag export costs

2 months ago | feedandgrain.com | Elise Schafer

The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has issued a notice of action and proposed action as part of its Section 301 investigation into Chinaâ€™s dominance of the maritime, logistics and shipbuilding sectors, raising concerns that higher freight costs could price U.S. goods out of global markets. According to the April 17, 2025, notice in the Federal Register, beginning Oct.