Collaboration to drive science-based calculation, analysis of 19 environmental footprints using real feed, farm data.

January 19, 2022

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DSM, CPF (Thailand) sign MoU to improve animal protein sustainability

Royal DSM has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with CPF (Thailand) with an aim to measure and improve the environmental footprint of animal protein production through the use of DSM's Intelligent Sustainability Service - Sustell. 

CPF (Thailand) Public Company Limited is one of the world's leading agro-industrial and food conglomerate and operates a vertically integrated business to offer high-quality products in terms of nutrition, food safety, taste and traceability, focusing on world-class production with advanced technologies as well as efficient and eco-friendly through sustainable consumption of natural resources. Headquartered in Bangkok, the company has operated and invested in 17 countries, exporting products from Thailand to over 40 countries, and catering to over 4 billion people around the world.

Thailand plays an important role in livestock production and is the world's fourth-largest poultry exporter. With the population in Asia Pacific expected to grow over 5 billion by 2050, the demand for animal protein is also expected to increase rapidly, putting further strain on livestock production. The need to provide enough animal protein for a growing population, while reducing the environmental costs of farming requires smart science and innovative solutions. As part of DSM's unwavering commitment to enhance sustainable animal nutrition and health DSM developed Sustell, the first-of-its-kind intelligent sustainability service to improve farm-level environmental performance. It combines an advanced, powerful sustainability calculation tool that utilizes real farm data, with expert knowledge and tailor-made, practical solutions and business development projects to unlock the value of sustainability. 

"Asia's rising demands for meat-based diets, fueled by the rapidly increasing population, calls for charting a conscious path towards more sustainable animal protein production," said Justin Wang, regional vice president, DSM Animal Nutrition and Health, APAC and Greater China. "At DSM, we are committed to help improve the sustainability of our food systems. We are proud to be the partner of choice of CPF (Thailand), the world's largest animal feed producer and world leader in the production of poultry, swine and aquaculture protein, to help them improve the sustainability of animal farming. Together, we make it possible to achieve tangible, measurable improvements in the sustainability of animal farming and create brighter lives for all." 

Under the collaboration, DSM and CPF (Thailand) will team up to drive science-based calculation and analysis of 19 environmental footprints using real feed and farm data. With Sustell they will also look for opportunities of improvement and model the adoption of interventions to reduce the environmental footprints of animal farming. The collaboration underpins the sustainability agenda of both companies to significantly accelerate and future-proof sustainable animal protein production.

"With creating quality and safe foods at the heart of our operations, CPF (Thailand) is committed to balancing environmental and social development in order to serve every life on earth," Prasit Boondoungprasert, CEO at CPF. "Through this collaboration, we hope to enhance the entire value chain from farm to fork and advocate food security and self-sufficient society. I am sure with the help of DSM's expertise we will be able to drive the animal farming sector towards sustainable growth." 

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