
CropEnergies procurement head Bernhard Dahmen says rising energy costs, logistics bottlenecks and supply chain disruption are reshaping the EU feed industry. High power prices have made drying feed uneconomic, so many producers are switching from dried to liquid products.
Trains and trucks in Europe are also insufficient to move commodities coming out of Ukraine.
Energy-driven processing costs and logistics strain raise EU feed production costs and shift demand toward liquid co-products, which can tighten dried DDGS-type supplies and support feed prices.
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