Tag: animal nutrition

Leading animal nutrition and feed additive firm Biomin has just announced the EU authorization of FUMzyme®, the only commercially available mycotoxin-deactivating enzyme and component...

Mosa Meat, the European food technology company that introduced the world's first cultivated beef hamburger in 2013, announced the third and last closing of its Series B funding. This third closing of $10m brings the total raised in the round to $85m.

Alltech and DLG announced joint venture focused on providing advanced animal nutrition to Scandinavian market.

Next Thursday March 18, Biovet S.A. will hold the Biovet International Symposium. This time recent studies on preservatives, mycotoxin binders and enzymes will be presented.

Leading feed additive and animal nutrition firm Biomin has recently announced the winners of the Mycotoxin Aquaculture Challenge.

NUQO has appointed Barentz Animal Nutrition as the preferred distribution partner for their range of feed additives in the Benelux and several surrounding countries

Dr. Eckel Animal Nutrition launches an innovative endotoxin specialist following two years of development. Specially developed to defend against dangerous endotoxins, the latest product from the renowned experts in innovative feed additives promises maximum effectiveness and comprehensive protection.

The type and amount of grains used as feed raw material in animal feed depends largely on the nutritional value and costs. Although the primary grain type preferred in different regions varies, corn is the most commonly used in feeds produced for many different animal species, especially the poultry group.

Hamlet Protein, global leader in soy protein specialties for young animal nutrition, continues to strengthen its commercial team. The company appointed of Kurt Desmet as Area Sales Manager Benelux.

Calysseo, a joint venture established by alternative protein producer Calysta and animal nutrition company Adisseo, has appointed Black & Veatch and Shanghai LBT Engineering & Technology as EPC contractors for its first commercial-scale animal feed production facility.