The demand for global compound feed production continues to grow in 2022-2023 lead by Asia and North America. However, the world has perhaps never seen this level of simultaneous agricultural disruption, leading to global feed and food scrutiny.
The increasing threat from the global grain market rally, supply-chain disruptions, climate concerns, global inflation, high energy- and other input cost, are expected to continue to place additional downward pressure on feed manufacturing margins and subsequent increase in feed costs.
Rising feed costs pose a significant challenge to animal production. After a critical look at the production processes in feed processing operations, the feed Industry is urged to answer by offering alternative solutions to optimize resource utilization and manufacturing processes, while providing safe and nutritious feed.
During FeedTechnoVision we aim to inspire you to cope with global trends. Join us live!
As several global developments cause crisis in raw material availability and cost, and pressure on reducing energy consumption is increasing, there is a clear need to look at your feed production processes.
How to cope with increasing cost and volatility? How to maintain feed quality? How to reduce energy while maintaining performance?
We look forward to your live interaction and participation during FeedTechnoVision.
Your moderator for FeedTechnoVision, Donatello Piras, and your host, Pedro Caramona, will welcome you and open the event.
Robert van den Breemer, Procurement Director Macro Ingredients at Nutreco, will share his experience and global trends regarding grain availability in the current global situation.
Following Robert's presentation, we invite you to join the conversation and ask your questions during the live Q&A and panel discussions. We will offer various way of interacting with the people in the studio. We look forward to your input.
When grain availability is getting volatile, quality is sometimes compromised. Ernst Nef will talk about strategies and opportunities to maintain feed quality throughout the feed production process and storage.
Following Ernst's presentation, we invite you to join the conversation and ask your questions during the live Q&A and panel discussions. We will offer various way of interacting with the people in the studio. We look forward to your input.
A well-deserved break allows you to process the information and to use the networking area of the event platform to get in touch with peers in the industry.
As the cost of energy is increasing, it can be an opportunity to seek ways for energy reduction and improving the overall feed production efficiency. Jan Jonkers will share some strategies to bring energy consumption down, while maintainig stable and high-quality feed.
Following Jan's presentation, we invite you to join the conversation and ask your questions during the live Q&A and panel discussions. We will offer various way of interacting with the people in the studio. We look forward to your input.
Paul Koolen has many years of experience in working with professionals in the feed production industry. He has been working closely with companies in Asia, Africa and Middle East. He will share some practical experience in how he was able to help feed producers improve their processes and product quality.
Following Paul's presentation, we invite you to join the conversation and ask your questions during the live Q&A and panel discussions. We will offer various way of interacting with the people in the studio. We look forward to your input.
Donatello Piras will summarise the main outcomes and conclusions of the interactive sessions and panel discussions. We hope to look back on a fruitful event.
