articles about feed in Swine news

The Colombian swine industry closed 2025 with a historic advance in slaughter and production, driven by rising domestic consumption, reflecting the strength of demand.

The aim is to ensure safe and nutritious food for EU consumers and the highest standards for animal feed.

A slight increase of 0.4% in compound feed production is expected in the EU in 2025, compared to 2024, despite economic and regulatory challenges.

Domestic feed demand is set for continued growth into 2026.

The U.S. depends heavily on imported vitamins and amino acids, the majority of which come from China. This poses risks to both supply chain stability and national food security.

More than twenty European organizations are calling for a review of the EUDR in light of legal uncertainty and the risk of disruptions in the supply of raw materials, including soybeans.

Compound feed production in Spain reached 38.8 million tons in 2024.

Increases in production volumes were recorded for the three largest types of use (pigs, cattle, and poultry).

Spain forecasts a cereal harvest of 25.8 Mt with a record average yield of 4.57 t/ha, 16% more than in 2024.

Copa-Cogeca forecasts a 6.9% increase in cereals and an 8% increase in protein crops, despite a smaller area.

EU ministers call for a common protein strategy and diversification of feed sources to ensure autonomy and sustainability.

The EU imposes a definitive anti-dumping duty on imports of Chinese lysine.

The “Soja China” initiative targets environmental standards and could strengthen Brazil's leadership in the world's largest market.

FEFAC market experts forecasts continued stability in the EU compound feed production market for 2025.

The International Trade Committee has approved a 50% increase in tariffs on certain Russian and Belarusian agricultural goods to further reduce EU dependency.