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Simon Duke

Simon Duke

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Editor-In-Chief, Feed Info News Service

Nantes

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UK economy company and general news.

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Total articles 9

  • Canada's ANAC Warns of US Tariff Impact on Animal Nutrition Supply Chain

    By Simon Duke| Feed Info News Service Verified By Simon Duke, Managing Editor - EMEAThe first round of US tariffs on Canadian goods has already had a tangible and immediate impact on the cost of certain feed ingredients, the Animal Nutrition Association of Canada (ANAC) has informed Expana.

    By Simon Duke · Feed Info News Service

    Mar. 07, 2025

  • Russian Oil Firm Tatneft Plans Two Amino Acid Production Facilities

    By Vladislav Vorotnikov Verified, Simon Duke| Feed Info News Service Verified By Vladislav Vorotnikov - Russia correspondent, and Simon Duke, Managing Editor - EMEARussian oil and gas company Tatneft has disclosed plans to build two amino acid production factories in the Republic of Tatarstan. It is understood that one of the factories will be dedicated to the production of methionine, while the other will process around 500,000 tonnes/year of grain to manufacture xanthan gum, valine, tryptophan and isoleucine.

    By Vladislav Vorotnikov Verified, Simon Duke · Feed Info News Service

    Mar. 24, 2025

  • ANALYSIS: European Animal Nutrition Sector Reflects on Supply Chain Disruptions, Cautious for 2025 - EuroTier

    By Simon Duke, - Cengage EMEA, Fei Thompson| Feed Info News Service Verified By Simon Duke, Managing Editor - EMEA; Additional reporting by Fei Thompson, Staff Writer - EMEAThe European feed market has been volatile these past few years and has seen its fair share of disruption, including this year (2024). Most animal nutrition industry executives interviewed by Expana journalists at last week’s EuroTier in Hannover, Germany, expect the disruption to continue in the months ahead albeit with some pressure points easing.

    By Simon Duke, - Cengage EMEA, Fei Thompson · Feed Info News Service

    Nov. 21, 2024

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Feed Info News Service

London, England, United Kingdom

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