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Press accreditations for the World Soybean Research Conference, Press Conference and “Night of European Soy” Vienna. Can the soybean contribute to...
Vienna/Kiyv. According to a new study, by using only certified, sustainable and non-GM soybeans, the soymeal produced at the AdamPolSoya (ATK Group)...
Positive effect on climate will start only from the year 2020 Vienna/Berlin/Bern. - Donau Soja welcomes the decision of the EU Parliament to adopt...
Vienna/Kyiv, 19 April 2023. In light of the ongoing farmers' protests in Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, and Bulgaria against imports of...
High-level Representatives of the full Non-GMO Value Chain to Meet at Unprecedented Global Conference Vienna/Berlin/Bern – This May (9-10th) will...
All around soya: Science meets business in Vienna Vienna. For one week from 18 to 23 June, Vienna will be the centre of science, economy and...
Legume Hub: European knowledge platform on legumes not only for farmers Vienna/Berlin/Bern – For the coming World Pulses Day on Friday, 10 February,...
Vienna - The international organisation Donau Soja with its headquarters in Vienna has appointed an Executive Director with immediate effect. This...
European protein transition changes production and use of proteins Vienna - Donau Soja connects Europe bean by bean and has done so since 2012. "We...
Egg production in Austria is European champion in climate and environmental protection Vienna. Austria's laying hen farmers have avoided one million...
Kyiv – According to the latest data from the Ministry of Agriculture of Ukraine, in June 2022 Ukraine exported 2.17 million tons of grains, legumes, oilseeds and by-products, which is 470,000 tons or 25% more than in the previous month.
According to official information from the Ukrainian Ministry of Agriculture, the sowing of soya in Ukraine is almost finished. Taras Vysotskiy, First Deputy Minister of Agrarian Policy and Food of Ukraine, announced that Ukraine has planted 1.25 million hectares of soya this year.
Europe is aiming for a record year in soya: This year’s total soya area is predicted to grow to 4.5 million ha in 2022, which makes +4.3 % compared to 2021. Soya area in the EU-27 is predicted to expand by 12 % to a record 1.09 million ha.
Increasing volumes of sustainable soya in Ukraine despite war.
The war against Ukraine has made the agricultural markets nervous. While the export situation for commodities following the Russian blockade of Black Sea ports looks rather bad, the situation for soya is completely different.
The life cycle assessment (LCA) datasets of Donau Soja and Europe Soya-certified soybeans are now publicly available as a so-called “branded dataset” via Blonk Consultants’ Agri-footprint portal.