Our Vision:
A Sustainable, Safe and European Protein Supply.
Welcome to the Donau Soja Organisation.
OUR AIMS
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Towards to a European protein transition
BECOME A MEMBER
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More than 280
members join
the Vision
GET CERTIFIED
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The Donau Soja
and Europe Soya
Standards
LCA AND CARBON FOOTPRINT
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Donau Soja / Europe Soya – a climate-friendly alternative
FACTS AND FIGURES
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Market information and Soymeal prices
MEET US AT THE EVENTS
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Donau Soja Congresses
and Events calendar
News
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Minus 49 percent: Soya certification reduces CO2 load in German pork
On-farm, regional and organic feed are a contribution to climate mitigation Schwäbisch Hall (Southern Germany) - By using Donau Soja / Europe Soyacertified animal feed, “Schwäbisch-Hällisches Qualitätsschweinefleisch g.g.A.” (Swabian-Hall pork) avoids 31% of the...
BioMar and Donau Soja: A Protein Partnership for more sustainable soy supply in aqua industry
Aarhus, Vienna – Today BioMar, one of the leading suppliers of feed to the aquaculture industry worldwide and the Vienna based Donau Soja Organisation presented BioMar’s successful Protein Partnership with Donau Soja in Croatia. BioMar is the first one in the aqua industry to participate in this programme.
Switching to European soya reduces the carbon footprint of fish feed in aquaculture by a factor of 4.
22 January 2021 - A new report on CO2 emissions in Norwegian aquaculture regarding soy feed shows a way for the UK to reduce greenhouse gases. The carbon footprint of fish feed used in Norway could be significantly reduced by replacing Brazilian soya with certified...
Upcoming Events
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Donau Soja - 10 Year Anniversary Event
29 - 30 SEP 2022
Vienna, Austria
Description
29 SEP 2022
DS General Assembly (for DS Members)
Networking Lunch
Festive Session
Anniversary Dinner
30 SEP 2022
Donau Soja Food Day
Networking Lunch
Closing approximately 14:30
Venue
Hotel InterContinental Vienna, Austria
What our members say
Donau soja
protein strategy
Due to suitable climate and soils, many European farmers are remarkably good at growing cereal crops such as wheat, barley and maize. This supports high levels of production of carbohydrate-rich grains used mostly to feed livestock.
