Saudi Arabia is integrating international feed-ingredient sourcing with domestic grain storage and distribution to strengthen supply-chain resilience.
The 2026-2031 plans target foot-and-mouth disease, avian influenza and donkey health, with a focus on stronger cross-border surveillance and coordinated responses.
The US$499,996 grant will support cattle trials to assess whether a vaccine can help prevent New World screwworm larvae from damaging livestock tissue.
The approval extends the authorised use of KemTRACE® Chromium to laying hens and broiler breeders, expanding its application in poultry nutrition.
The formulation concept aims to improve nutrient retention and feed efficiency while giving manufacturers greater flexibility in raw material selection.
The proposed law would establish a dedicated livestock regulator, research institutions and a development fund to strengthen production, animal health and market access.
The government is advancing a One Health approach to responsible antimicrobial use, disease prevention and food safety ahead of a global ministerial conference.
Rising export demand is widening the price gap between malting and feed-grade barley, with implications for ingredient sourcing and competition with maize.
The Kalundborg facility expands production capacity nearly fivefold to support the development of alternative marine ingredients for pet food and cosmetics.
The three complete dog food formulas incorporate targeted nutritional ingredients into daily meals.