The message behind the Trump Administration’s new food pyramid and updated dietary guidelines is clear: “Eat real food,” in the words of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The latest guidelines urge Americans to prioritize proteins, healthy fats, and produce while avoiding highly processed foods. This dietary overhaul marks “the most significant…
Soybean production in South Africa has skyrocketed in recent years, making the country Africa’s largest producer and securing its position in the global oilseed market. Thanks to increased planting, record harvests, and technological advances, the soybean industry in South America is evolving from import dependency to self-sufficiency with export potential. As part of this growth…
For soybean meal processors, the goal is to deliver feed ingredients that support animal health and performance. But achieving optimal soybean meal protein quality is a delicate balancing act. Excessive heat treatment during processing can damage the essential amino acids that animals depend on, while insufficient heat can leave harmful anti-nutritional factors in the meal.…
In the search for more sustainable solutions to rising energy demands and environmental concerns, biofuels and other alternative energy sources are gaining traction as alternatives to traditional fossil fuels. Driven by shifting federal policies, ongoing regulatory adjustments, and dynamic market forces, the biofuel market is facing growth opportunities as well as obstacles ahead. By understanding…
As a critical raw ingredient for coconut oil production, copra—the fleshy white meat of the coconut—holds a vital position in the global economy. Driven by a complex interplay of rising demand and shrinking supply, the copra market is facing dramatic fluctuations as farmers and processors struggle to keep pace with the plant’s growing popularity. Recognizing…
Oil mill profitability depends on more than reliable machinery. Building a new facility is a sign of growth, but financial results rely on demand, procurement, and smart planning. From raw material supply to transportation costs, every factor can strengthen or weaken the bottom line. Understanding what drives financial success is essential for both newcomers and established…
U.S. farmers are confronting a potential turning point. With China sharply reducing purchasing of American soybeans, soybean exports are collapsing just as trade tensions and tariffs elevate costs. The shift toward purchasing from Brazil threatens to upend domestic markets for soybean meal, oil, and the broader agricultural economy. What recent data shows about soybean exports Chinese importers…
Meet the Lion Series, Anderson’s Innovative New Line of Oil Presses Anderson’s newest line of presses, the Lion Series, represents the company’s culmination of over 135 years of pressing experience in the oilseed industry. The Lion Series comes in three sizes (600, 1200, and 1600) and is well-suited for pre-pressing and pressing extruded oilseeds. Key…
We have previously discussed startup commissioning, the methodical approach to installing, testing, and optimizing new pieces of equipment in a manufacturing line. This process ensures equipment operates as designed, preventing costly failures and downtime. It verifies quality, meets regulatory requirements, improves safety, and supports system integration. Commissioning leads to fewer errors, safer operations, and better…
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