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Former feedstuff processing ‘frees up’ 92,000 hectares of farmland

2018-10-24 02:00:00| ThePigSite - Industry News

Each year some 650,000 tonnes of ‘former foodstuffs’, ranging from broken biscuits to unwanted pasta, is turned into valuable animal feed with an energy value equivalent to feed wheat from around almost 92,000 hectares of farmland

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