Feed additive manufacturer Adisseo has formed a joint venture with alternative protein start-up business Calysta to commercialise the latter’s Feedkind protein feed ingredient for aquaculture, initially in Asian markets. California-based Calysta, established in 2016...
The multinational UK-listed oil company BP has made its first significant investments in animal feed since exiting the sector 25 years ago. As well as an investment in the Calysta alternative feed protein business, it has formed a biofuels joint venture with Bunge in...
Calysta, the manufacturer of a protein feed material through the microbial processing of methane, has received approval for the product from a UK organic certification body. Organic Farmers & Growers (OF&G) has approved the use of Calysta’s FeedKind protein as...
Global agricultural commodities trader and processor Cargill has reported a steep increase in profitability across all its business divisions on marginally lower revenues at the second quarter and first half stages of its financial year. The company has reported...
A US biotech company has opened a new manufacturing plant on Teesside to make a feed protein material through a gas fermentation process. The material, said to be a substitute for fishmeal in animal and aquaculture feeds, will be marketed by Cargill.