Feed Strategy

Feed Strategy serves as a vital resource for the animal feed processing sector, helping professionals navigate the evolving landscape of consumer-focused protein production. A digital edition is offered for convenience. The content provided by Feed Strategy delves into the effects of global feed on the food supply chain in a rapidly growing market driven by consumer demands. The audience is made up of various professionals in the feed industry, including executives, feed mill and plant managers, veterinarians, nutritionists, consultants, and producers such as breeders, growers, and farmers.

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Ghana feed company criticized over swine slaughterhouse project

1 week ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Linden

Originally nominated as the managing partner in an initiative to support pig production in the West African state, Akwaaba Feeds now stands accused of seizing control of a pig abattoir.
Fewer ASF outbreaks in Europe’s domestic pigs in 2024

1 week ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Linden

As Romania and Croatia gained better control of African swine fever (ASF) in commercial and backyard herds, there was a significant drop in outbreaks in the region last year, while cases in wild boar remained stable, according to a new analysis of the disease situation in Europe.
Innovative FEED Act introduced in US Senate

2 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

Companion bill was introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives in March with broad bipartisan support.
Exclusive interview: The state of worldwide antimicrobial resistance

2 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

David Nickell is vice president sustainability and business solutions at DSM-Firmenich Animal Nutrition and Health. Feed Strategy recently asked him to discuss the state of antimicrobial resistance around the world and about the progress in decreasing antibiotics use in agriculture. Feed Strategy: Has the problem of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) gotten better or worse in recent years?
Minnesota lost over 2.2 million turkeys to aMPV in 2024

2 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Roy Graber

Avian metapneumovirus (aMPV) was responsible for the loss of an estimated 2,201,903 turkeys in Minnesota in 2024, according to a newly released economic impact study. Those bird losses, combined with the fact that the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) does not have an indemnity program for producers whose flocks have been affected by aMPV, have led to substantial financial losses for both the Minnesota industry and related industries.
Study evaluates insect mealâ€™s sustainability potential in feed applications

2 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Lisa Cleaver

A recent study commissioned by the UKâ€™s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has found that insect meal â€” specifically Black Soldier Fly larvae (BSFL) â€” can provide environmental benefits as a protein source under specific conditions, though it is not universally more sustainable than traditional options like soybean or fish meal.
Brazilian Pork Exports Climb to New Heights

3 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Linden

Compared with the same month of 2024, significantly more fresh and processed pig meat was exported from Brazil in April to the Philippines, Mexico, and Argentina. This is according to figures released recently by the Brazilian Association of Animal Protein, ABPA. Total national exports of these products last month amounted to 129,200 metric tons (mt) â€” 14.6% more than in April of 2024.
U.S.-China tariff pause eases pressure on animal feed, pet food trade

3 weeks ago | feedstrategy.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.
One German state eases ASF restrictions on pig farming

3 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Linden

In recent days, the ASF situation has eased sufficiently for the state government of Saxony to announce a significant reduction in the size of the disease control zones. In a further development that will be welcomed by farmers in this eastern German state, strict regulations for agriculture are being lifted. The European Commission has authorized these changes. First ASF cases in Saxony were confirmed in October of 2020. Since then, almost 2,400 wild boar have tested positive for the ASF virus.
Ractopamine in Meat: Groups Demand FDA Action

1 month ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

More than 50 groups, led by Friends of the Earth, have sent a letter to U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Martin Makary asking the agency to reduce or eliminate allowable levels of ractopamine in farmed animals.