Norel Brought Its Global Team Together for the IX International Workshop in Malaysia in 2026.
The event focused on innovation, animal nutrition, global market challenges, and international collaboration.
Johor, Malaysia. Norel successfully held its IX International Workshop from October 12 to 15 in Malaysia, bringing together its international team to exchange knowledge, discuss market opportunities, and explore the latest developments in animal nutrition.
The four-day event featured technical presentations, commercial discussions, and teamwork activities, reinforcing the company's commitment to innovation and international collaboration.

Francisco Moral, CEO of Norel, highlighted the importance of bringing the company's international team together. "Our people and technical expertise are essential to delivering value to customers around the world," said Moral.
Technical Innovation and Global Market Opportunities
Throughout the workshop, Norel specialists shared insights into poultry, swine, ruminant, aquaculture, pet food, and feed quality applications. The sessions addressed production challenges and nutritional solutions designed to improve animal performance and efficiency.
Juan José Mallo, Chief Commercial Officer of Norel, discussed the future of animal nutrition and the importance of responding to producers' evolving needs.
"Innovation and technical knowledge are key to helping producers overcome today's challenges," said Mallo.
The program also included presentations on market developments across North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and Asia-Pacific.
Gonzalo Calvo, General Manager of Norel USA, emphasized the importance of exchanging experiences across international markets.
"Understanding local challenges helps us deliver better solutions and create new opportunities," said Calvo.
Exploring the Palm Oil Industry in Malaysia
As part of the outdoor activities, participants visited a palm oil processing plant in Malaysia, gaining firsthand insights into the industry and the production processes associated with palm-derived raw materials.
The visit provided an opportunity to better understand the palm oil supply chain and its relevance to the animal nutrition industry, particularly as a source of raw materials used in feed ingredient and additive production.
The workshop also included collaborative activities designed to encourage teamwork and strengthen relationships among colleagues from different countries.

Rafael Calvo, Norel APAC Manager, highlighted the importance of these international exchanges.
"Sharing knowledge and experiences makes us stronger as a global team," said Rafael Calvo.
The event concluded with discussions on the future of animal nutrition and production, reinforcing Norel's commitment to technical excellence, innovation, and the development of solutions that support efficient and sustainable animal production worldwide.