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Malaysia's Ayam Norliza processes 1.5 million chickens monthly, targets national Muslim-owned brand status

Malaysia's Ayam Norliza processes 1.5 million chickens monthly, targets national Muslim-owned brand status

The Johor-based poultry group produces about 20,000 tonnes of feed a month through its own mill, supplying more than 70 farms across nine districts.

25 Sept 2026

Philippine DA explores millet as alternative feed to cut corn reliance amid El Nino risk

Philippine DA explores millet as alternative feed to cut corn reliance amid El Nino risk

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr examined millet production during a visit to India, but commercial adoption remains subject to yield, cost and processing studies.

25 Sept 2026

Leadership transition at Dr. Eckel Animal Nutrition as Viktor and Klara Eckel take over from founding generation

Leadership transition at Dr. Eckel Animal Nutrition as Viktor and Klara Eckel take over from founding generation

Founder Antje Eckel and Bernhard Eckel step back from operational roles at the end of 2026, passing full leadership of the family business to the next generation.

24 Sept 2026

Soybean meal volumes at Indonesia's Ciwandan Port rise 28% in first eight months of 2026

Soybean meal volumes at Indonesia's Ciwandan Port rise 28% in first eight months of 2026

Pelindo Regional 2 Banten handled 116,926 tonnes of the feed ingredient through August, after moving 225,491 tonnes for all of 2025.

24 Sept 2026

Uganda finalises new poultry genetics import rules to ease layer chick shortage

Uganda finalises new poultry genetics import rules to ease layer chick shortage

The guidelines will allow imports from recognised HPAI-free compartments in Europe, after restrictions since past outbreaks left layer farmers unable to obtain breeding stock.

24 Sept 2026

Orffa Strengthens Gut Health & Immunity Expertise with Professor Nadia Everaert

Orffa Strengthens Gut Health & Immunity Expertise with Professor Nadia Everaert

Orffa has appointed Professor Nadia Everaert of KU Leuven to its Scientific Advisory Board, strengthening the company's scientific expertise in Gut Health & Immunity.

24 Sept 2026

Indonesia preps 2 million hectares for bioethanol, with corn among three feedstock crops

Indonesia preps 2 million hectares for bioethanol, with corn among three feedstock crops

The Agriculture Ministry is coordinating with 44 districts to identify production sites for sugarcane, cassava and corn, adding a possible new source of domestic corn demand alongside feed and food.

23 Sept 2026

China's US soybean bookings reach 8.98 million tonnes for 2026-27 as 13% tariff keeps private buyers away

China's US soybean bookings reach 8.98 million tonnes for 2026-27 as 13% tariff keeps private buyers away

Total US soybean export commitments have more than doubled year on year, but exporters say state-owned buyers such as COFCO and Sinograin account for nearly all the Chinese purchases.

23 Sept 2026

Japanese firm turns unmanaged bamboo forests into livestock feed as domestic feed self-sufficiency stays near 20%

Japanese firm turns unmanaged bamboo forests into livestock feed as domestic feed self-sufficiency stays near 20%

Yamato Frontier clears bamboo free of charge in Miyazaki Prefecture and processes it into sasa silage, a lactic acid-rich feed and fertiliser product.

23 Sept 2026

ADM's regenerative agriculture programmes engage more than 56,000 farmers across 4.6 million acres in 2025

ADM's regenerative agriculture programmes engage more than 56,000 farmers across 4.6 million acres in 2025

The company's fourth annual report shows programmes across 11 countries and 10 crops delivered about 946,000 tonnes of CO2e reductions against regional benchmarks.

22 Sept 2026

China targets grain industry output value above CNY4.5 trillion a year by 2030, says supply stable despite El Nino

China targets grain industry output value above CNY4.5 trillion a year by 2030, says supply stable despite El Nino

Grain output reached 715 million tonnes in 2025, and officials say reserves remain well above the international security threshold.

22 Sept 2026

Vietnam's Golden Wheat turns to costlier US and Bulgarian wheat as Black Sea shipments stall

Vietnam's Golden Wheat turns to costlier US and Bulgarian wheat as Black Sea shipments stall

The Ho Chi Minh City miller and feed importer had booked about a fifth of its annual needs from the Black Sea before attacks on ports halted shipments.

22 Sept 2026