News published on September 25, 2013
Aquaculture in China accounts for more than 70 percent of the world’s total production, largely due to the development of nutrition and feed technology in China. However, compared to the rest of China’s aquaculture growth, the use of formulated feed is still not very widespread. Although regarded a major industry player, China is still far from an aquaculture power.
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News published on July 16, 2012
Grain and Feed Milling Technology, formerly ‘Milling’ magazine and first established in 1891, it’s sister publication International Milling Directory (now in its 21 st year of publication) and International Aquafeed magazine (now in its 16th year of publication) are long-standing and widely-respected publications within their respective industry sect ...
News published on February 10, 2012
Grain and Feed Milling Technology (GFMT) magazine - the oldest milling magazine still in print and established in 1891 - has joined Victam International to sponsor the Victam Award for Milling in February 2012.
The award will be made to the most innovative and economically beneficial equipment, process or service exhibited at the GRAPAS Exhibition which is co-located with Victam Asia 2012 in Bang ...
Article published the November 13, 2008
Almost every miller in the world has considered introducing some degree of automation to the cleaning houses, mills and packing plants at some stage and many have been very successful. Sadly though, I also hear stories of things that went wrong, mainly because the automation projects were inappropriate for the mill in question.Not every mill lends itself to full automation. It is fruitless, for ex ...
Article published the August 8, 2008
Proteins are the building blocks of living organisms. Together with carbohydrates and fats, they are our main nutrients and indispensable for both human and animal nutrition.Modern protein concentrate technology focuses on vegetable-origin proteins because there are many different sources that are widely available. At the same time, animal proteins now carry many negative associations, such as BSE ...