11 Aug 2025
Japan’s animal feed producer Feed One has partnered with the Netherlands-based Feed Design Lab to leverage cutting-edge feed technologies for advancing research, training, and feed manufacturing innovation.
Feed One stated it has become the first feed company in Asia to enter into a partnership agreement with Feed Design Lab, an international research and education institute specializing in feed processing technologies.
Feed Design Lab operates a pilot-scale test plant designed for practical application and testing of the latest feed manufacturing technologies.
Through the partnership, Feed One will gain access to cutting-edge industry knowledge and utilize the facility for research, experimental production, and evaluation of new processing approaches.
The company also plans to actively utilize Feed Design Lab’s training and technical support programs to enhance the skills of its employees.
Furthermore, the company reportedly aims to apply Feed Design Lab’s expertise in improving and optimizing operations at its domestic manufacturing facilities.
Feed One believes the partnership will strengthen its product development and technical capabilities and continue contributing to the advancement of a sustainable livestock industry.
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