Industry Trends

January 2023

See what has been happening in Asia’s animal feed and health industries over the last weeks. What are experts and industry magazines talking about?

What has been happening?

Winning the battle against pathogens, Meat and poultry production to sow despite 2022’s robust profits, Probiotic and enzyme combination for intensive white shrimp cultivation, and more. See what feed journals and feed industry experts have been discussing in the last four weeks.

Latest Industry Articles

Winning the battle against pathogens

MEAT+POULTRY

Controlling pathogens in a dairy processing facility is far from an easy task. In fact, experts will tell you it actually takes a series of intricate steps and considering a multitude of variables to put a successful pathogen control program in place.

Meat and poultry production to sow despite 2022’s robust profits

The Poultry Site

Despite tectonic shifts in consumer eating habits, record high feed costs, labor shortages, and supply chain logjams, most US animal protein industry segments have posted phenomenal financial performance over the past three years. However, this broad-based era of profitability will likely come to an end in 2023.

Probiotic and enzyme combination shows benefits in intensive white shrimp cultivation

TheFishSite

A new publication has found that leveraging a combination of probiotics along with complementary exogenous enzymes in an intensive culture system can boost growth parameters and improve the culture en….

Rice, pork shortages expected in 2023

BusinessWorld

The Philippines will likely experience shortages of rice and pork this year, with growers impacted by high costs for key inputs as well as climate change, analysts said. “We will be in short supply of rice by more than three million metric tons this year due to the high fertilizer and fuel costs and the continuing threat of climate change,” former Agriculture Undersecretary Fermin D. Adriano said in a Viber message last week.

RaboBank expects bullish poultry markets for 2023

The Poultry Site

The 2023 outlook for the global poultry industry is for strong market conditions, but operational challenges are expected to intensify, according to RaboBank senior analyst Nan-Dirk Mulder. Rising costs, supply and avian influenza remain worries.

Nutritionist: Understanding probiotics is key to managing them effectively in poultry

FeedNavigator

With the ever-increasing shift to “no-antibiotics-ever” (NAE) production, probiotics have become more common in poultry diets, said Elizabeth Bobeck, PhD, a nutritional immunology expert and associate professor at Iowa State University…

Assessing the risk of AMR in humans from use of antibiotics in farm animals

FeedNavigator

The US FDA has issued revised guidance for assessing the risk of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in people, which could result from the use of medically important antimicrobial drugs in food-producing animals.

CoBank report predicts challenges in 2023 for animal protein segment

MEAT+POULTRY

The organization said that the meat and poultry industry will begin to feel tightening of the economy in 2023 in ways it has managed to escape the past few years. Meat and poultry consumption will likely be flat in the coming year.

World’s biggest meat, dairy producers unprepared to meet climate targets

The Poultry Site

The $70 trillion-backed FAIRR investor network finds meat and dairy industry failing to manage its biodiversity impacts, undermining targets of a new global deal for nature and exposing companies to increased regulatory, legal and reputational risks. 60% of companies source soy for feed from deforested areas.

Rabobank predicts strong salmon demand, but warns of gloomy economic outlook

TheFishSite

The latest analysis from RaboResearch finds that animal protein companies must pivot in 2023 to respond to structural challenges of sustainability, animal health and market volatility as economic grow….

Philippine agribusiness urges government to boost biosecurity

The Poultry Site

In a recent press release, the Philippine Institute for Development Studies said the government should strengthen the country’s surveillance of African Swine Fever (ASF) and other animal diseases. The aim is to protect poultry and livestock from disease outbreaks.

Agribusiness, not just agriculture

BusinessWorld

In a statement attributed to Einstein, doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result is insanity. This seems to be the case with agriculture in our country. The people who produce our food are still among the poorest. We still have to import much of our basic food needs. Today, the President has decided to run the Department of Agriculture himself.

Vietnam to build areas for producing animal feed ingredients

Saigon Online

Vietnam will build areas for producing animal feed ingredients with the aim to reduce reliance on imports, said Director of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development’s Livestock Production Department Duong Tat Thang.

Dairy industry: Transitioning towards modernization

Daily Tribune

Dairy is a staple worldwide. Unfortunately, Filipinos have limited access to fresh milk, with the country importing 90 percent or 2.8 million metric tons of its milk and milk byproducts due to poor feed and management practices, high production costs and lack of adequate infrastructure. According to Global Ag Media’s dairy industry news outlet, The Dairy Site, the Philippines imports nearly $500 million worth of raw milk from countries such as New Zealand, Australia, and the United States.

ADB pours $93m loan to advance Indonesia’s shrimp farming

The Jakarta Post

Called “The Infrastructure Improvement Project for Shrimp Aquaculture”, the project is designed to assist the Marine Affairs and Fisheries Ministry in introducing sustainable shrimp aquaculture to increase productivity, quality, profitability and environmental preservation in shrimp-farming areas for smallholders.

Vietnam rakes in 361 million USD from exporting poultry products

Vietnam Plus

Vietnam has so far earned 361 million USD from exporting poultry meat and eggs to 26 countries worldwide, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) reported.

Vietnam's Dairy Market: Udder-ly Plump with Opportunity

Vietnam Briefing

Dairy is among a range of products to benefit from reduced tariffs under the Vietnam-Eurasian Economic Union (VN-EAEU) free trade agreement. The agreement, signed in 2015, has strengthened ties between Vietnam and the bloc, which may soon pay dividends for one of Vietnam’s biggest dairy producers.

Poultry breeders want to meet agriculture minister to discuss egg shortage issue

NST Online

Kuala Lumpur: The Selangor Poultry Breeders Association is keen to meet Agriculture and Food Security Minister Mohamad Sabu to discuss the egg shortage issue.

Livestock, poultry, dairy seen held back by technology deficit

BusinessWorld

The livestock, poultry and dairy industries are not making progress due to inadequate employment of technology, the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) said. A PIDS study concluded that “investment must be poured into production and process improvements, including technology, equipment, animal inventory, and manpower capacity upgrades, for the agriculture industry to be more competitive.”

Thailand importers bought 50,000 tonnes feed barley from Australia

NASDAQ.com

Thailand’s association of feed mills (TFMA) is believed to have bought about 50,000 tonnes of animal feed barley expected to be sourced from Australia in a tender on Wednesday, European traders said on Thursday.

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