09-10 Nov, 2009 - Bali, INDONESIA
The Laguna Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali
The Laguna Resort & Spa, Nusa Dua, Bali
How to manage increasing volatility in raw material prices, cost saving measures, food safety standards in the Animal Feed industry?
By investing for the upturn while managing feed cost volatility & food safety along the way!
With the global economic outlook showing positive signs, is the crisis really behind us? Will weak USD and inflation threats create more uncertainties to an improving economy? What will be the impact on the animal feed industry?
Betagro defies the recession & keep expanding. 27/7-Aug, efeedlink.com
The boom in world population especially in Asia, rising affluence, consumerism and changing diet patterns have all contributed to the demand for greater quantities of daily animal protein meals. Animal feed and Feed Nutrient companies worldwide are expanding to meet the accelerated demand pointing to increasing demand for grains import and processing.
However to remain competitive, animal feed producers have to grapple with fluctuating raw material prices of feed, increasing food safety standards and nutrition requirements.
Soy more expensive in Sept: EU feed experts. Jurgen Pullens, director of communications, Nutreco, said: "In case Europe does not say goodbye to zero tolerance for Genetically Modified (GM) feed - or at least ease legislation, we fear that high prices for soy will also push up cost prices for compound feed." 28 Jul 2009, Allaboutfeed.net
In a business where margins are thin and risks high, animal production can hardly afford room for complacency at any stage of the production cycle. All it takes is a food safety scare or animal health issue, such as mad cow disease or avian influenza, for demand to drop drastically and wary consumers to stay away from poultry, beef and other animal products. 12 May 2009, Feedindustrynetwork.com
Look east, meat and dairy farmers told. Livestock farmers' best prospects lie in tapping developing countries' growing demand for meat and dairy products, the US Federal Reserve has said, highlighting the potential for further huge gains in China. 14th September 2009, Agrimoney.com
How are companies managing these challenges? You’ll be pleased to know that this is a key question the upcoming Global Feed Summit in Bali on 9-10 Nov. 2009 will address. The Global Feed Summit will bring together a panel of the world's leading Feed Industry experts to address the uncertain economic climate, feedstock price volatilities and other pressing issues.
For that reason, this event gives you the opportunity to meet buyers, sellers & end-users, receive up-to-the-minute market analysis, and interact with government and industry representatives
More Importantly, at Global Feed Summit you'll gain first-hand perspectives from sessions including:
AND in addition to all of the above, you'll certainly gain from networking with delegations of Top Management, Technology & Product Managers, Grains Traders & Commodity Brokers from:
- Animal Nutrition Companies - Hatcheries/Farms
-Grains Producers - Feed Producers, Feed Millers & Feed Formulators
- Feed Compounders/ingredients -Feed additives & Feed Nutrient companies
- Integrators - Co-operatives - Animal breeding Technology companies
- Raw materials suppliers/traders/producers - Shipping companies
- Consultancy - Animal housing providers & Farm Equipment
- Financial institution - Feed/livestock/Animal husbandry Associations
… and many more…
Don't hesitate! Sign up with your team today to enjoy group discount. Contact sasha@cmtsp.com.sg or register online at www.cmtevents.com
Indonesia’s Minster of Agriculture, HE Ir. Suswono MA attended the recently concluded Global Feed Summit in Bali on 9-10 Nov 2009. The conference attracted around 80 participants from Europe, Asia, North America and Africa.
HE Suswono, who was recently appointed as Indonesia’s Minister of Agriculture, officially opened the conference, and delivered the keynote address on the Competitiveness of the Livestock Feed Sector. In his speech, Suswono expressed that, “the poultry, dairy, swine and aquaculture industries are the most dynamic and competitive industries in the global agriculture sector”. He added, “from a global perspective, the feed industry will be focused on supply of raw materials”, and referenced emerging trends of, “more demand and less supply” which are currently dominating the marketplace.
To be competitive, HE Suswono highlighted government commitments to improve Indonesia’s marketing channels, reduce transportation & marketing costs, as well as import taxes for several main imported feed raw materials and other production inputs.
HE Suswono’s speech summed up his belief that government policies, better marketing channels, alternative feeds, and technological innovations are part of the solution to balancing feed supply and demand.
Monsanto’s Brian Uken also highlighted the importance of increasing crop yields via biotechnology in his highly rated speech, demonstrating its role in supplementing growing global demand for corn by doubling yields. He also cited a report published in Australia, which said that GM-producing countries dominate world trade in maize, soybeans, cottonseed and canola.
The Global Feed Summit discussed and addressed several other issues that have arisen across the animal feed value chain, including advances in animal breeding, challenges for the world’s meat supply chain, feed business risk management, the grains markets, DDGS (Dried Distillers Grains with Solubles), Feed demand and supply in China, Mycotoxins and many more.
Participants also took advantage of the over 6 hours of Networking and Card Exchange sessions, cleverly integrated into the conference program for delegates to take maximum advantage of the learning and networking at the conference.
Erhard Briedenhann, Director for Feed & Protein from South Africa’s Afgri Trading & Logistics commented the conference was “Excellent & networking was also very good”, and Wahjudi Gunawan, VP – Procurement, Intl Division of Japfa Comfeed offered “it is well organized & good event” while Don Utoyo, the chairman of the Indonesia Poultry Forum (FMPI) said the conference was an excellent “suppliers and consumers meet”.
Overall, the conference was well received in the industry, with most participants offering a good rating to their experience at the Bali meet.
01 Dec, 2009
The boom in Asia’s population, coupled with rising affluence, and changing diet patterns (preference for animal protein meals) have all contributed to the increasing demand for animal feed across the region. China and India are expected to set the pace for the global feed business by posting growth at a time of slowdown in mature markets.
It is therefore no surprise that the global feed business is now looking to Asia, with even the US Federal Reserve encouraging farmers to “Look East for Profits” according to a recent editorial in Agrimoney.com. The Reserve concludes that US Livestock farmers' best prospects lie in tapping growing demand for meat and dairy products, highlighting the potential for further huge gains in China.
Having long conquered and saturated their domestic market, agribusiness champions like Charoen Pokphand (CP) and Betagro are rapidly expanding outward, first into the ASEAN neighbourhood and, even South and Central Asia.
WATTAgNet reported Charoen Pokphand Group’s (CP Group) plans to launch a 600,000 ton integrated feed operation worth US$88 million (3 billion Baht) in Binh Doung, a city near the capital of Vietnam. Another editorial in AllAboutFeed.net reported that Betagro is to set up a feed plant to supply 72,000 tonnes of feed per year in Cambodia to serve the local livestock industry.
New Hope, one of China’s biggest animal feed producers began producing finished feed in Bangladesh early this year at their newly-built feed mill, considered the largest in the country.
If you are seeking entry into Asia’s emerging and new Feed markets, then attending theGlobal Feed Summit in Bali on 9-10 Nov. 2009 is essential. It is where you will get to meet Animal Feed industry representatives and policymakers from across Asia, to network, exchange ideas, discuss key issues, and explore potential ventures.
The conference also presents essential updates from key Asian markets including China, Japan, New Zealand, Australia, Korea, and Southeast Asia.
Those seeking more information on participating as delegates, media partners, exhibitors and / or sponsors at the Global Feed Summit can >>CLICK HERE<< or contact Ms. Grace at grace@cmtsp.com.sg.
15 Oct, 2009
Developments in the global animal feed industry take centre stage at the upcoming Global Feed Summit in Bali on 9-10 Nov. 2009. Over 20 invited panelists will address the uncertain economic climate, feedstock price volatilities, animal health, feed nutrition, regulatory concerns and other pressing issues dominating the Dairy, Poultry, Aqua and Pig feed sectors.
Animal Feed, Feed nutrition & Animal Health industry representatives from across Asia and the world, will participate in the Global Feed Summit to network, exchange ideas, discuss key issues, and discover new markets. The conference presents an invaluable opportunity for those seeking entry into the Animal Feed industries.
The population boom, rising affluence, consumerism and changing diet patterns in Asia have all contributed to increasing demand for animal protein meals. Animal feed and Feed nutrition companies worldwide are expanding to meet this accelerating demand for quality animal feed.
The Bali conference on 9-10 November 2009 will address emerging Animal Feed market opportunities, and provide up-to-the-minute market analysis and regulatory updates. 20 of the world’s leading Animal Feed Industry Experts have been invited to address these topics.
Leading the agenda, are sessions looking at the Competitiveness of Feed Industry, Market Trends and challenges. Experts from the World Bank, the Indonesian Ministry of Agriculture, and PT Charoen Pokphand Indonesia will share perspectives on the opportunities for feed millers & integrators during economic downturn, challenges confronting the livestock industry & the impact of avian flu on poultry demand & trade.
Volatilities in Animal Feed raw material prices that have dominated the feed industry through 2009, will also receive special consideration at the conference. Key representatives from the US Grains Council, Soon Soon Oilmills and PT Japfa Comfeed Indonesia will provide insights on the Asian raw material outlook, managing volatility in raw materials prices & constraints/benefits in using alternative ingredients. Discussions will also address the economics of soybean meal quality, and other key feed grains, as well as innovative feed formulation.
Another key highlight at the conference will be the focus on Genetically Modified (GM) Feed Acceptance and Adoption. Industry leaders Monsanto will discuss the benefits of biotechnology & global adoption, while Zen-noh will share their views concerning GM issues & non-GM raw materials demand in Japan, focusing on the feed market outlook.
Poultry, Swine, Pig, Dairy, Livestock, Aquaculture and Aquafeed markets with updates from Indonesia, Japan, New Zealand, Korea, Australia, Thailand, Vietnam and the Middle East will also be presented at the conference.
The rest of the discussions will cover Animal health & food safety, Breeding, animal nutrition, AGP-free Nutrition (antibiotic Growth Promoter-free), Mycotoxins review Feed Enzymes Innovations, and Emerging innovative animal feed sources.
Delegations of Top Management, Technology & Product Managers, Grains Traders and Commodity Brokers from Grains producers, Grains & Oilseeds Co-ops, Flour Millers, Feed Producers, Feed nutrition companies, Feed Formulators, Integrators, Feed Compounders, Feed Technology companies, Feed Mill Equipment companies, Livestock Husbandry firms, Agriculture Ministries and many more are expected to confirm their participation at the conference.
Those seeking more information on participating as delegates, media partners, exhibitors and / or sponsors at the Global Feed Summit can visit site or contact Ms. Grace at +65 6345 9147.
17 Sep, 2009
Developments in the global animal feed industry, managing increasing volatility in raw materials prices & food safety issues are among the key topics addressed at the upcoming Global Feed Summit. This event is endorsed by the Indonesian Feedmills Association.
Poor harvests, protectionism and a variety of other factors are making their mark felt on the global feed industry.
In the Philippines, for example, Allaboutfeed.net reported that the government has decided to restore tariffs for feed wheat imports. The country has decided to restore a 7% tariff on feed wheat imports and extend a zero duty on imports of food wheat in July. In Vietnam, rising feed prices are putting farmers out of business according to Allaboutfeed.net.
Bloomberg (13/7/09) also reported on rising Global wheat prices, which are riding on speculation that U.S. farmers will withhold supplies after a slump in prices that began in early June. The same article attributed the rally in Corn prices on expectations that demand will improve from livestock producers.
In the mean time, in Kenya, the Nairobi Times (10/7/09) reported that local Animal feeds manufacturers are scouting for options as soya beans supply tightens in the global market, pushing up raw material costs. This follows poor harvests in India, and the decision by China to build its soya reserve to cushion its industries from an anticipated shortage.
The global feed industry also needs to contend with the European Union’s (EU) recently announced “zero-tolerance policy” for traces of unapproved genetically modified (GM) plants in imported feeds.
The Global Feed Summit in Bali on 9-10 November 2009 provides a platform for discussion, analysis and debate on the emerging trends shaping domestic and international feed markets covering supply, production and trade flows.
The Global Feed Summit will feature a panel of the world’s leading Feed Industry experts to address the uncertain economic climate, feedstock prices volatilities and other pressing issues, providing opportunities for buyers, sellers and end-users to receive up-to-the-minute market analysis and meet with government and industry representatives.
On the agenda, are key sessions that will cover:
- Feed industry market trends & challenges
- Feed raw materials outlook- price trends, alternative source of supply & consuming region
- Risk management & hedging issues
- Poultry, swine, dairy & aquaculture market updates.
- Update on feed mill investment in Asia, ME/Africa and Black Sea region
- Animal health & food safety
- Emerging innovative animal feed sources including algae.
Senior executives from leading organizations including Cobb-Vantress,Monsanto, US Grains Council, HSBC,Wadi Holdings SAE, Seales Ltd, PT Charoen Pokphand Indonesia, Indonesian Feedmills Association, Soon Soon Oilmills Sdn Bhd plus many more will be sharing their views at this event!
The Global Feed Summit is where the who’s who in the global feed industry will network, confer and form partnerships that can alter the course of the industry in the months to come.
The conference is set to attract a delegation of Top Management, Technology & Product Managers, Traders and Commodity Brokers from the Grains & Oilseeds Sector, Co-ops, Feed Producers, Millers, Formulators, Integrators, Compounders, ingredients & additives companies, Hatcheries & Farms, Animal breeding technology companies, Animal Husbandry Providers & Farm equipment, Financial institutions, Feed Associations, Livestock & Agriculture Ministries, Consultants, Shipping companies and many more.
If you are keen on participating as delegates, media partners, exhibitors and / or sponsors at the Global Feed Summit, submit your registrations, enquiries and proposals >>HERE<< or contact Ms. Angelia at +65 6345 5701 or email her at angelia@cmtsp.com.sg.
15 Jul, 2009
Indonesia’s Minster of Agriculture, HE Ir. Suswono MA delivered the keynote address at the Global Feed Summit in Bali and said “the poultry, dairy, swine and aquaculture industries are the most dynamic and competitive industries in the global agriculture sector” >>Find out more here<<
01 Dec, 2009
Look East for Feed Profits! Animal Feed Investments are expanding in Asia to capture growing markets, especially in China and Southeast Asia. Global Feed Summit points out investment trends & opportunities. >>Click to find out more.<<
05 Oct, 2009
