Anpario, one of the independent international manufacturers and distributors of natural feed additives for animal health, nutrition and biosecurity, has marked the 25th year of its phytogenic solution, Orego-Stim.
Natural feed additives company Anpario plc, has celebrated 25 years of its phytogenic solution, Orego-Stim®, developed to help manage intestinal health and support gut integrity for optimum animal performance. The company states that 25 years later, the use of phytogenic solution Orego-Stim® continues to grow; endorsed by livestock and aquaculture producers worldwide. Whilst during the past 3 decades, the product range has extended to provide innovative, species-specific solutions, the 100% natural oregano essential oil (OEO) foundation remains the same, according to the statement of Anpario.
Anpario intends to mark this milestone anniversary in a number of ways including a seminar and visit to observe the oregano field production and OEO distillery with customers in the summer, plus other opportunities to celebrate at tradeshows and customer seminars across the globe. In addition, Orego-Stim packaging is getting a fresh new look in 2024, the specialist multi layered foil bags are a vital component to ensure no loss of actives and optimum 2-year shelf life.
“Our customers attribute Orego-Stim’s reliability on farm to its unique fingerprint and unrivalled consistency, maintained by rigorous quality control throughout the production process. This ensures the quality and quantity of active components found in every batch, and consistent results are observed in animal performance,” commented Sarah Osborne, Anpario’s Corporate Development Director.
“Over the past 3 decades Anpario have worked with university, research, and commercial partners conducting over 150 trials in 34 countries, across 14 species, evidencing how Orego-Stim offers producers a sustainable solution in meeting both AMR, and net zero targets whilst supporting optimal lifetime performance. Orego-Stim’s longevity can be attributed to the fact that it is backed by science, balanced with consistent on-farm success,” continued Osborne.
