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February feed update: What did you miss?

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February feed update: What did you miss?

All About Feed brings you the latest business developments and updates from around the world from January, including the launch of a new animal health and nutrition company at IPPE, as well as the introduction of a new business focusing on science-led storytelling, advocacy, and education to highlight agriculture’s role in sustainability. This and more.

Animal health and nutrition company, Addix, launched at IPPE 2025

Addix was officially launched at the 2025 International Production and Processing Expo (IPPE) held in Georgia in January. The company introduced its feed additive solutions to the poultry and swine production community and debuted its flagship product line, Lifos, a series of feed additive products designed to maximise energy extraction from dietary fat while promoting liver health.

DSM-Firmenich to sell stake in Feed Enzymes Alliance to partner Novonesis

DSM-Firmenich is selling its stake in the Feed Enzymes Alliance to its equal partner Novonesis for €1.5 billion. The sold activities represented about €300 million in total annual net sales in 2024. Novonesis will maintain a long-term commercial relationship with DSM-Firmenich’s Animal Nutrition & Health division, continuing to sell feed enzymes through its global premix network.

Selko IntelliBond certified and listed within GLFI

The Global Feed LCA Institute (GFLI) has certified and listed Selko IntelliBond Z, C and M within its new, branded feed ingredients database. This follows GLFI’s review of IntelliBond’s technical dossier, including a LCA defining the carbon footprint for each of its trace mineral products. For feed formulators and nutritionists, this offers assurance that the total carbon values per tonne of product have been independently verified to comply with all industry accepted sustainability standards. 

Renaissance BioScience partners with Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization

Renaissance BioScience has partnered with the Vaccine and Infectious Disease Organization. This collaboration was awarded US$600,000 and will target 2 diseases, as well as immune system function, in pigs and piglets using Renaissance’s yeast-based technology in feed. One project will focus on the orally-delivered vaccines for PED and PRRSV, while the other addresses piglet gut health, immunity, and growth.

Alltech releases 2024 US harvest analysis

Alltech’s 2024 US Harvest Analysis shows that a combination of heavy early-season rains and late-season droughts has created distinct challenges for crop producers in the US and indicates that overall risk is moderate to high. The trend for corn grain and corn silage is somewhat higher across all regions of the US. 

MetaSmart Adisseo production facility expected in late H2

Adisseo welcomed key customers from across the EU and MEA for an event focused on the future of dairy nutrition and of the new construction of MetaSmart production capacity. Industry leaders, including feed mill managers and dairy nutritionists, gathered in Burgos, Spain, to gain firsthand insights into the company’s new plant dedicated to producing HMBi, the active ingredient in MetaSmart, a methionine source for ruminants.

DSM-Firmenich releases results of mycotoxin survey

DSM-Firmenich has released the results of the World Mycotoxin Survey from January to December 2024, which aims to identify mycotoxin risks based on animal species and location. Until December 2024, a total of 28,388 samples were collected and analysed from 95 countries. Compared to 2023, results concluded that all 6 main mycotoxins increased. Risk increased in Central Europe, as well as in the Middle East and North Africa compared to 2023. Risk remains extreme with the highest regions of mycotoxins found in North and Central America, South Asia, China and Taiwan.  

Alltech launches Planet of Plenty, LLC

Alltech has launched Planet of Plenty, LLC, a new business entity dedicated to science-led storytelling, advocacy and educational initiatives that amplify agriculture’s vital role in creating a sustainable future. While most families had ties to agriculture just two generations ago, many people today lack firsthand exposure to how the world’s food is produced. This disconnect can lead to misconceptions and oversimplified narratives about agriculture’s environmental impact, the role of farmers in creating climate solutions, and the complexity of feeding a growing population while protecting natural resources. Through powerful storytelling, advocacy and educational initiatives, Planet of Plenty LLC aims to bridge that gap.

Jorenku increases exports of liquid disinfection and feed hygiene

Over the past year, Jorenku A/S has experienced a significant increase in the export of liquid disinfection and feed hygiene products. Most recently, Pakistan and Egypt have joined the export markets, with more countries soon to follow, particularly in Asia. 

Kinsley
Natalie Kinsley Freelance journalist
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