Ruud Tijssens: "In the end, everything has its price. If the customers of our clients ask and are willing to pay the additional costs, then feed companies will implement the needs of the market. But we do warn for market fragmentation."
The European feed industry, producing around 153 million tonnes per year, ?represents about 15% of the global animal feed market. The sector has noticed EU standards have started to deviate considerably from those in other countries, despite the fact it depends heavily on imports. That puts the long-term ?availability of competitively priced feed raw materials at risk, says Ruud Tijssens, president of the European umbrella organisation of animal feed companies Fefac.
According to Tijssens, the E
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