Kenya’s support for GMO crops likely to influence East Africa
For nearly 20 years, Kenya has attempted to adopt the better-yielding and disease- and drought-tolerant crop varieties bred through genetic engineering. But like the...
Insufficient rainfall and armyworm invasion impact on Indian Corn
Below-normal monsoon rains and an infestation of the fall armyworm, which devastated African crops in 2017, have slashed India's corn output and boosted prices,...
Stakeholders and Innovation key to survival of Marine Ingredients industry
Leading a panel discussion on the future of marine ingredients and the key challenges facing the industry at the Rome-held conference on 15-17 October,...
Impact of changing US-China trade relations on India oilmeal export
A thaw in trade relations between Washington and Beijing may have brought cheer to global investors, but it has dampened hope of Indian exporters...
China Trade Truce Boosts U.S. Agricultural Products
The G20 Trump-Xi meeting spurred optimism not only in the soybean market but also for various feed grains and even pork. The $24 billion...
Evonik & Vland, China Strategic Cooperation to Develop New Business Opportunities for Probiotics
Companies sign memorandum of understanding for a strategic cooperation to develop new business opportunities for probiotics in livestock, aquaculture and plant care applications.
Evonik and...
Grobest Holdings – Southeast Asian health and feed giant plans to expand beyond Asia
The formation of a joint venture between investment fund Permira and a group of Ye Cherng Co. shareholders for Southeast Asian health and feed...
The Domestic Dearth of Maize: Will it be tariff rate quota imports or...
The third most important cereal crop in India-Maize accounts for about 10% of the country's food grain production. More than half the local maize...
India soon to ban colistin in Livestock
The Indian government may be nearing a ban on the use of colistin for growth promotion in food-producing animals, according to media reports.
The UK-based...
Soybean Update
China's Soy appetite leaving Brazilian crushers empty-handed
Brazil normally sends around 3.7 million tonnes to China in the 4th quarter, although last year the figure...
