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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Cargill to exit aquafeed business in Vietnam

2 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Ann Reus

Cargill has exited the aquafeed business in Vietnam and will close two plants in the country.
Insect protein study sparks backlash over methodology, environmental claims

2 weeks ago | feedstrategy.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a critique of a recent UK-commissioned study on insect protein sustainability, arguing that flawed methodology and outdated assumptions risk misrepresenting the insect sector's capabilities and potential and steering UK policy off course.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 | feedstrategy.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.
Global African swine fever vaccine standard adopted

3 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Linden

Animal Health & VeterinaryAfrican Swine FeverGlobal African swine fever vaccine standard adoptedCombined with biosecurity and other measures, an appropriate program using safe and effective vaccines offers the potential to gain control over African swine fever (ASF).
Water quality strategies, innovations boost profitable animal production [PODCAST]

3 weeks ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Roembke

Water quality issues in poultry production go far beyond basic safety concerns, creating a domino effect that can devastate farm profitability through reduced feed intake, slower growth rates, increased mortality and costly equipment damage.
AI & Gut Health: Transforming Animal Nutrition Strategy

1 month ago | feedstrategy.com | Jackie Roembke

Dr. Kimberly Livingston, director of technical services at Optum Immunity, shares insights on trends in animal nutrition, with a focus on gut health and immunity at VIV Asia 2025. She discusses innovative approaches to microbiome optimization, the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) in disease detection, and how international trade might help address challenges in the U.S. egg market caused by avian influenza outbreaks.
Ghana feed company criticized over swine slaughterhouse project

1 month 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 month 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

1 month 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

1 month 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?