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Sharing knowledge and insights

To ensure that our specialists around the world would be able to keep themselves up-to-date regarding the latest developments, we founded the Feed Academy in 2015. It is a unique initiative that allows us to combine online learning with practical training courses on livestock farms. All knowledge and new insights thus acquired by our own professionals, they will happily share with livestock farmers in the region where they operate. In addition, we help them improve their professional skills in other ways as well. For example, we organise seminars and training courses for our customers, concerning the application of animal feed, livestock farming, and stable management.

Food for Thought, Thought for Food

De Heus Animal Nutrition is privileged to reach the milestone of a 100 year anniversary and we therefore feel that it is appropriate to do something in return for the world in which we operate.

First modern slaughterhouse in Myanmar starts production

At De Heus we contribute towards the sustainable availability and accessibility of safe and healthy food worldwide. We work together with customers and chain partners on a sustainable supply chain from raw material to food all over the world.

Trainee Purchasing & Training

Royal De Heus is looking for a trainee Purchasing & Trading!

Daniel can spend more time with his family thanks to healthy animals

Daniel Koscianski is a pig farmer in Poland. In 2008 he took over the farm from his parents. He is specialized in pig fattening and keeps 2,000 fatteners. “I have always liked working in the countryside. I like what I do, Thus I continue doing it.”

5 De Heus facts

You may know we are a fully-fledged nutritional supplier producing compound feed, premixes and feed specialties. You probably also know that we provide our customers with nutritional concepts that ensure maximum animal health and optimal performance. But do you also realise how many employees work at De Heus or the number of production locations we have? That's what we thought, time to share some facts!

Preventing lameness in sows

Since more and more sows are kept in group accommodations, hoof lesions in sows  are more common than before. Reason for us to devote extra attention to this problem.

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Global Lead Engineer Infrastructure