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  • [New] Food Ingredients First explored how a late-June heatwave that killed millions of broiler chickens in France exposed the growing climate risks facing Europe's livestock sector - and what it means for animal welfare, farm infrastructure, and the urgent need to build more heat-resilient food systems. CNS Media
  • Global aquatic animal production will rise by about 10%, reaching 214 million tonnes by 2034. nutriNews, la revista de nutricion animal
  • Other analyses cited alongside SOFIA indicate that aquaculture's share of total aquatic animal production could reach around 52% by 2030, with per-capita consumption of aquatic foods continuing to climb, particularly in developing regions. nutriNews, la revista de nutricion animal
  • Farmed aquatic animals are becoming the main source of future supply growth, while capture fisheries are expected to remain comparatively stable over the coming decade. nutriNews, la revista de nutricion animal
  • Kenya is especially popular because of dry conditions and the Great Migration period in the Masai Mara, which creates exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities. Stories
  • A deadly heatwave exposed the growing climate and animal welfare risks facing Europe's livestock sector and intensified calls for more resilient farm infrastructure. CNS Media
  • Without the certainty of guaranteed food sources, animals that are not adapted to live alongside people are more vulnerable to unpredictable El Nino events that could disrupt cycles that plants and animals rely on, resulting in ripple effects in Singapore's ecosystem and food web. CNA
  • Animal agriculture will account for $274 billion of production by U.S. farms and ranches in 2026, 53% of the total value of U.S. agricultural products. Congressional Research Service
  • The risks underline the importance of a One Health approach, which recognises that human, animal and environmental health are interconnected. Al Jazeera
  • Healthy forests support wildlife, protect water quality, provide recreational opportunities and sustain the outdoor traditions that define much of Western New York. Post Journal
  • Volvo Cars is adding four new Connected Safety hazard alerts to the EX60, EX90 and ES90, covering large animals, vulnerable road users, roadwork and accidents ahead via a software update. Self Drive News
  • The recent extreme weather could ruin homegrown supplies and potentially drive up animal feed costs, leading to greater costs for consumers. The Independent
  • By Control Function: Feed optimization is projected to account for 50.0% share in 2026, supported by tighter nutrient dosing needs in mammalian and microbial runs. FactMr
  • Avian influenza surveillance data from the USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service remains the single most important wildcard. Lines.com
  • Gene editing could become another tool for addressing specific biological problems in companion animals. Newsweek
  • Freshwater fish are among the most threatened vertebrate groups on the planet. earth.com
  • 2026's El Nino has gained strength at an exceptional speed, and it will wreak havoc on everything from fisheries to ski seasons. Wired
  • Under the SOWU _ WAM _ AMBv2 scenario, additional benefits emerge from the production of animal feed (protein) derived from Black Soldier Fly larvae, estimated at approximately 122 kt in 2035 and 258 in 2050. Nature
  • Organizations such as the World Health Organization and the World Organisation for Animal Health have highlighted the risks of antimicrobial resistance, prompting countries like China and Brazil to implement stricter feed additive regulations. Persistence Market Research
  • Tanzania Weather in August 2026/2027 is ideal for game viewing, as animals are easier to find near watering holes, and thick foliage has thinned out due to the dry conditions. Tanzania Safari Deal
  • Mowi warned of renewed inflationary pressure on feed raw materials, particularly marine ingredients, following poor pelagic fisheries in 2026. Salmon Business
  • Salmon Evolution now expects to harvest around 6,000 tonnes of fish in 2026. LandbasedAQ.com

Last updated: 13 September 2026



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