The future of feed could be microbial protein. Unibio's CCO Michael Jensen and animal nutritionist Ina Julegaard were interviewed by the international magazine on animal nutrition, processing, and feed management @AllAboutFeed.

You can read the article here:

https://www.allaboutfeed.net/New-Proteins/Articles/2018/7/The-future-of-feed-might-be-microbial-protein-312228E/

Yesterday, Producing More with Less was launched at the Danish UN Mission's office in New York, where 60 people participated. Since the paper is intended as a contribution to solving the UN's World Sustainable Development Goal, it seemed fitting to launch it while the UN High-Level Political Forum takes place in New York these days (the UN High-Level Political Forum is an annual event, where selected world goals are being evaluated).

Unibio strengthens its organization with the appointment of Jakob Brix Christensen as Group CFO in Unibio Group. Jakob Brix Christensen will take up the position as Group CFO on 1 May 2018, and his key tasks will be to strengthen the finance function for Unibio’s further expansion as well as strategic sparring with Henrik Busch-Larsen, CEO and the largest shareholder in Unibio.   

Last week Unibio was one of just 15 companies invited to participate in a workshop hosted by WWF. The purpose of the workshop was to identify areas for collaboration to advance the scaling of alternative feed proteins, as they are believed to be crucial to the sustainability of aquaculture and other animal proteins moving forward. We look forward to see the results of the workshop in the future.

CEO Henrik Busch-Larsen will speak at the upcoming GFIA Europe, explain the vision behind Unibio and how turning methane into food rather than fuel can help limit protein scarcity in the future.