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Boehringer Ingelheim has introduced the FreVAX™ application 2.0 that aims to enhance the interaction with the FreVAX™ device.

The global feed additives market draws attention as a growing market day by day. Some industry reports predict that the market will grow 6.1 percent between 2020 and 2027, reaching a value of $56.22 billion by 2027. The trends in the market of feed additives, which are generally used to increase feed efficiency, improve the quantity and quality of the animal products obtained, reduce the cost, and protect the health of animals, are shaped around animal and human health, welfare and environmental factors.

It is important that pig producers know how to spot the signs of heat stress in their animals, as every factor of heat stress attributes to poor sow welfare. The best strategies to combat heat stress combine various techniques that reduce animal stress, improve animal performance, and boost the financial result for the farmers.

ADM, a global leader in animal nutrition, announced the launch of a customized antibiotic reduction program developed by Wisium, its premix and nutrition services business.

World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) and Global Alliance of Pet Food Associations (GAPFA) sign memorandum of understanding to advance and promote pet wellness around the world.

On 13 July, learn how to harness the power of pelleting technology and automation to meet higher feed safety standards, in a webinar hosted by experts from Bühler.

An in vitro trial demonstrates the powerful microbiocidal effect of Biovet S.A.’s Alquermold Natural L, a natural product with bactericide and fungicide, compared to other chemical products. The product reduces contamination of Clostridium, E. coli and Salmonella by more than 96%.

Trouw Nutrition announced a $12.1 million investment budget to expand its pilot facility in Highland, Illinois. The project is targeted to be completed by the end of 2021.

Feed regulators and industry representatives from around the world discussed critical issues at the 14th International Feed Regulators Meeting (IFRM) organized by IFIF and FAO.

A global approach and greater collaboration will help the industry meet net carbon targets according to speakers at the recent British Society of Animal Science (BSAS) conference who called on the supply chain to work in partnership, both between sectors and internationally, to achieve net zero.