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Aug 7, 10:16

ForFarmers Reports Strong H1 2025 Results Despite Dutch 'Stoppersregeling'

ForFarmers, a Dutch animal feed company, reported a 21.3 percent increase in sales volume to 5.2 million tons and a 16 percent rise in revenue to €1571.8 million in the first half of 2025, driven by acquisitions and strategic partnerships, despite the impact of the Dutch 'stoppersregeling'.

ForFarmers Reports Strong H1 2025 Results Despite Dutch 'Stoppersregeling'

ForFarmers, a Dutch animal feed company, reported a 21.3 percent increase in sales volume to 5.2 million tons and a 16 percent rise in revenue to €1571.8 million in the first half of 2025, driven by acquisitions and strategic partnerships, despite the impact of the Dutch 'stoppersregeling'.

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What were the key factors driving ForFarmers' significant revenue and profit growth in the first half of 2025?

ForFarmers, a Dutch animal feed company, saw its sales volume increase by 21.3 percent to 5.2 million tons in the first half of the year, driven by acquisitions and a German partnership. This resulted in a 16 percent rise in revenue to €1571.8 million and a net profit of €23.4 million, compared to a net loss of €1 million in the first half of 2024. The company's CEO attributes this success to strategic acquisitions and effective market positioning.

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Mar 6, 16:11

Netherlands Meets Air Quality Goals, but Lags on Nature Protection Due to Agricultural Emissions

A new PBL report shows the Netherlands is meeting air quality goals, improving public health, but significantly lagging on legal targets to protect nature due to insufficient ammonia emission reduction from agriculture, despite a 15% projected decrease by 2030; achieving targets requires a 70-80% re...

Netherlands Meets Air Quality Goals, but Lags on Nature Protection Due to Agricultural Emissions

A new PBL report shows the Netherlands is meeting air quality goals, improving public health, but significantly lagging on legal targets to protect nature due to insufficient ammonia emission reduction from agriculture, despite a 15% projected decrease by 2030; achieving targets requires a 70-80% re...

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What are the main reasons for the discrepancy between progress in reducing nitrogen oxide and ammonia emissions, and what role does agricultural policy play?

The PBL report reveals a discrepancy between progress in reducing nitrogen oxide emissions and the insufficient reduction of ammonia emissions from agriculture. While the former is driven by climate policies and cleaner vehicles, the latter's reduction is hindered by the planned reversal of a manure spreading restriction by the cabinet. Achieving the legal nitrogen targets for 2035 requires a far greater reduction (70-80%) in agricultural ammonia emissions than currently projected, according to RIVM calculations.

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