#Probiotics in Animal Feed

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The probiotics in animal feed market size crossed USD 4.6 billion in 2023 and is poised to witness 9.1% CAGR during 2023 to 2028

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Animal Feed Probiotics Market Growth Factors, Applications, Regional Analysis, Key Players And Forecasts By 2033

The animal feed probiotics market is estimated to be worth US$ 3,594 million in 2023, with revenue from sales reaching US$ 6,784.3 million by 2033. The demand for animal feed probiotics is increasing at a CAGR of 7% over the forecast period.

The growing demand for animal protein and the ensuing rise in meat consumption are two major forces propelling the animal feed probiotics industry. The industry is expanding as a result of rising consumer awareness of the use of probiotics in animal feed. Improving animal health and decreasing antibiotic usage in animal feed are two factors behind the rising need for probiotics in animal feed.

The high cost of research and development and the lack of knowledge among livestock producers are two of the biggest challenges facing the development of this industry. Furthermore, corporations have challenges when introducing new items to the market due to regulatory impediments and the necessity for permission from many agencies.

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There are several expansion prospects for the probiotics industry in animal feed. This industry should expand thanks to the rising demand for organic and all-natural feed for animals. The use of probiotics in aquaculture is also on the rise because of the positive effects it may have on the health of aquatic animals and the reduction of antibiotic usage. In addition, there is a sizable expansion possibility for businesses in this industry due to the rising demand for animal feed probiotics in emerging nations.

Several changes are occurring in the animal feed probiotics industry. One such movement is the creation of probiotic supplements designed for individual animals. Microencapsulation and other cutting-edge technologies are increasingly being used to enhance the stability and performance of probiotics in animal feed. The need for probiotics in animal feed is projected to be bolstered by the industry's transition toward sustainable and ecologically friendly animal feed manufacturing.

Key Takeaways from the Animal Feed Probiotics Market:

·         During the forecast period, the United States animal feed probiotics industry is expected to account for 25.6% of the market.

·         According to the research, the Philippines' animal feed probiotics industry is expected to be worth US$ 160.6 million in 2023.

·         According to FMI, India's animal feed probiotics industry is expected to grow at a CAGR of 9.5% throughout the predicted period.

·         According to FMI, China's animal feed probiotics industry is expected to develop at an 8.9% CAGR from 2023 to 2033.

·         Bacteria are the most dominant segment in the animal feed probiotics industry, accounting for 69.70% of the market in 2023.

·         In the animal feed probiotics industry, modern trade is the dominant sales channel, accounting for 23% of the market in 2023.

How are Key Players Revolutionizing the Industry?

The animal feed probiotics industry is highly competitive, with several players operating globally. The market is characterized by the presence of both established as well as emerging players. The key players in the market are engaged in strategic partnerships, collaborations, and mergers and acquisitions to expand their market presence.

The top players in the animal feed probiotics industry include Chr. Hansen A/S, Koninklijke DSM N.V., Lallemand Inc., DuPont de Nemours, Inc., Novozymes A/S, Calpis Co., Ltd., Lesaffre et Compagnie, Neospark Drugs and Chemicals Private Limited, Novus International, Inc., and Provita Eurotech Ltd.

These companies are investing heavily in research and development activities to introduce new products and improve the existing ones. They are also expanding their geographical presence by entering into untapped markets through various strategic initiatives. Additionally, they are also focusing on developing sustainable and eco-friendly products to meet the growing demand for natural and organic animal feed probiotics.

The competition in the animal feed probiotics industry is intense, with companies competing based on product quality, innovation, pricing, and brand value. The market is expected to witness consolidation in the coming years, with several small and medium-sized companies being acquired by larger players to strengthen their market position.

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#Animal Feed Probiotics Market

[hedgehog-rehab-by-the-levee]

Hey everyone,

I'd like to introduce my new blog, where I will be sharing content on the hedgheog rehabilitation that I do.

Who am I?

I am a student, graduated with a B.Sc. in Biology and a M.Sc. in Marine biology in Germany.

Hedgehogs have been part of my life, my whole life. When I was little they were already diligently fed in the garden by my mother and we helped them through hibernation if they were too small to survive hibernation on their own.

When the pandemic hit in 2020 and university was pretty much put on hold, I, like many others, began to engage even more intensively with my environment (even more than a biology student already does). And so one evening I realised that one of my one-year-old hedgehogs that I had helped hibernate the year before (Biscuit) had a strange crust on his shoulder.

And so began the endless research into what Biscuit might have. I visited vets, who were unfortunately useless as they were not hedgehog experts, contacted animal shelters, hedgehog centres and associations until I finally got help from the latter and the diagnosis was clear: skin fungus.

With the help of hedgehog experts, I began to bathe and treat Biscuit and once the skin fungus had been combated, he could be released back into the wild, healthy and lively.

I started to take a closer look at my hedgehog guests in the garden and slowly slipped into hedgehog care (and with me, involuntarily, my parents as I live at home).

Over the years, with the help of hedgehog experts with decades of experience (from hedgehog networks, forums and scientists), I learned more and more, and word quickly got around to neighbours (both human and hedgehog) that I care for hedgehogs and so more and more hedgehogs ended up at my place until the guest loo became a mini hedgehog station (much to my parents' chagrin).

Medication (whether antibiotics, fungicides or infusions), visits to the doctor (x-rays, dental care), release enclosures including cat and rat-proof feeding and sleeping houses, or simply food have to be bought and that adds up quite a bit.

Over the last year (feeding starts around March to around December, when young hedgehogs born too late are still on the move) I have fed:

wet cat food (820€ Carney, high quality without sugar or added grains

plus mealworms and meal beetles (own breeding)

and dried soldier fly larvae for €117.56 (4x €29.39) = A total of 937€ for the food alone.

Plus visits to the doctor totalling €362.12

Food supplements (e.g. biotin or probiotics, lactase) €82.94

Medication 472,35€

Summing up to total costs for last year of = € 1,854.97

This does not even take into account the fact that some weakened hedgehogs need special rebuilding food (a/d Hills Diet for €3.20 per 200g tin) or rearing milk (Royal Canin Baby Cat/Dog 2x €23.90). As well as outdoor enclosures (5x Trixie 41,49) incl. sleeping (2x 35) + feeding houses (2x 60€) are needed for rehabilitation and reintroduction. Fortunately, my parents are covering the heating and water costs.

As a full-time student, this has been quite a hit to my savings, but I am happy to take it on myself for a good balance of rescued hedgehogs.

However, I need financial support so that I can continue to take in and rescue hedgehogs in the future. I am grateful for every small donation so that I can improve my deficit from last year and realise purchases that are necessary this year (such as new outdoor enclosures and sleeping houses).

Me and the hedgehogs thank you for everything you can make possible

#hedgehogs #hogs #hedgehog rehab #wildlife #wildlife rescue #cute #animals #nature

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Animal Feed Additive Market- Nourishing Industry Landscape

Animal feed additives are used to meet the nutritional needs of animals through the feed itself. This combination of ingredients is added to the animal feed mix to fulfill specific growth demands. These additives are usually added in micro quantity. It is used to increase efficiency, control diseases, and rate of gain.

Animal feed additives are vital in modern agriculture to enhance the nutritional capacity of livestock. From vitamins and minerals, probiotics, and additives continue to contribute to growth and overall performance. Animal feed additives are increasingly being demanded for optimizing feed quality and promoting animal welfare.

Antioxidants and amino acids supplements are growth promoters as the livestock industry is challenged by growing demand for the population. Ensuring the supply of quality food and animal well-being from a sustainability perspective are upfront challenges ahead of companies.

Innovation and research are keys to improving food production sustainability and their impact on animal farming. It reduced the carbon footprint of agriculture. Farmers have become increasingly aware of their feed impact and the overall performance of their livestock. Stringent quality standards of livestock feed are pushing farmers towards high-quality feed additives in animal nutrition programs.

Several countries have placed restrictions on the use of antibiotics in animal feed as it created conditions of antimicrobial resistance. The paradigm shift in the industry towards sustainable alternatives is anticipated to increase the share of animal feed additives in the coming years.

#animal welfare #food security #Livestock Farming #animal health

[gricean-sphinx]

Lately, I’ve gotten the question a lot: are you involved with an animal shelter? Is that your job? I guess I talk about the cats a lot. I’ve been going to Berny’s house every day since Macaroni the Foster Cat arrived because I was helping him give Cotton Candy — that’s Macaroni’s brother — his probiotics, and he was helping me give Macaroni her whole medicine medley — at one point she had to take six different things the poor girl. I don’t understand how she’s still happy to see me. — Berny is the cat guy right now — el señor de los gatos — there seem to be a lot of strays around his neighborhood and they started hanging around his house ever since he started leaving food out for Tuna.

That’s how it all started, I guess. I got a call from Berny asking if I could come over and help him get some kittens out from behind his water tank. The tank was pressed up against a corner of the wall and a couple of kittens — one black and one white — had crawled into the small space between the round surface of the tank and the sharp angle of the corner, and they had been meowing up a storm since they couldn’t climb back up the mostly smooth surfaces. I was in the middle of DMing a D&D session, but after he explained the situation, I apologized to my players and ended the session early. I headed over to Berny’s.

When I got there, using the clothesline tubes, I swung myself up onto the tank — it’s a big tank; it’s taller than I am — and since I am a petite person, carefully slid into the corner with the cats, hoping that they wouldn’t freak out and claw and shred my ankles. They didn’t. They compressed themselves into the tiniest shapes to make room for my feet, and I began the rather difficult task of reaching down for them. I am a petite person, but the space was rather cramped, and I didn’t have enough room to bend down. I folded myself down as best as I could, reaching as low as my arm would go, I maneuvered a cat onto my foot, and I did my best to lift the — thankfully — limp and docile cat up to my hand. We got the black sibling out first, and it scurried away. We got the white sibling out second and Berny caught her and fed her. They hung around his house since he kept leaving tuna and food out for them. The black sibling stopped coming around, but the white sibling became Tuna.

Word of the food surely got around. After Tuna, came others. And after Tuna had kittens, Berny determined to start catching all the regulars to get them fixed. He kept one of Tuna’s kittens and named him Nova. Nova is the tamest and chunkiest of the lot. He likes me because I bring treats and play with him. He makes these big, spectacular jumps after the toy and lands with a sharp exhale that sounds like someone sitting too confidently on a cushioned chair.

Kenny came next. He was a sweet, violet point cat, and I think Berny’s favorite. He stopped coming around about a month ago, which is the raw deal with outdoor cats, especially because he was Nova’s favorite playmate. Nia and Morgana came together and came pregnant. Macaroni and Cotton Candy are Nia’s kittens. I helped re-home them, and thus I was going to help get them fixed, which was when we found out they were not feeding Macaroni well at all. I know it was due to ignorance and no malicious intent, but Macaroni deserves a loving home and all the care in the world.

Besides the regular lot, there is a colony of five feral cats that live in the abandoned house across the street from Berny — there are two adult orange cats, one long-haired black point adolescent, and two fluffy orange kittens. — He started luring them out with food, and last week we managed to trap one of the adults in a crate. We got her spayed, and we’re hoping to catch the rest before they demolish the house completely, as the landowners are rebuilding the whole place in a couple of months. The cat we caught was feral, so we’ll release her. We hope that if we can catch the kittens, though, they might grow tame enough to re-home. One of the orange kittens, Best Boy, likes to play with me when I bring the toy around.

So really, it’s not a job, proper, but it’s meaningful work. I enjoy it.

#cats #holy macaroni

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In Baltimore City, MD: Two perfectly adorable 5-week-old kittens are seeking rescue placement ASAP - BARCS, Baltimore MD

Chin Chin 1&2- 5 weeks, unaltered, 1M/1F

Chin Chin 1&2 were found by a Good Samaritan over the weekend without their mama. Despite being a little unsure in the shelter environment, these guys are vocal, easily handled, and cute as ever.

Upon examination, our vets noted that the Chin Chin kittens appeared overall pretty healthy, but had some audible congestion and occasional sneezing, so have been started on antibiotics. They also had some diarrhea in their carrier, which was parvo SNAP negative. Both are fortunately eating well at this time and a full medical summary can be provided upon request.

A shelter is no place for such young kittens to stay, so we are seeking immediate rescue placement for them.

Stray kittens, diarrhea in holding den. Parvo snap negative. Both ate a/d well.

#1 - 1.2lb, M, brown tabby

#2 - 1.24lb, F, torbie

Both kittens are BARH, pink moist mm, almost all deciduous teeth present, no ocular or nasal discharge seen, #1 did sneeze a few times on exam and sounded audibly congested, thoracic auscultations wnl, soft abdomens, fleas present, ambulatory x4, BCS 5/9, normal external genitalia.

Drontal/capstar PO at intake

Doxycycline 20mg/ml - 0.3 mL PO SID x10 days

Panacur 100mg/ml - 0.3 mL PO SID x5 days

Marquis 227% - 0.08 mL PO SID x3 days

Probiotics PO SID x5 days

Recheck weights in 7 days

Recheck URI in 10 days

Medical

Found litter a week ago, began feeding, found mom on road last night and brought cats inside. One skiddish one, one sick one. diarrhea. one has solid. poss worms

When are they available for pick-up

Please let us know if your organization can help!

Thank you,

The BARCS Rescue Team

Baltimore Animal Rescue & Care Shelter (BARCS) ​New Address! 2490 Giles Rd, Baltimore, MD 21225 [email protected]| [phone]

Rescue pick-up hours: Monday-Friday: 10:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m

Adoption hours: Monday-Friday: 2 p.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Baltimore Animal Rescue and Care Shelter, Inc. (BARCS) | 2490 Giles Rd, Baltimore, MD 21225

[mya-and-me]

Hi! My name is Kimie. I am a 30-something-year-old woman from Montreal, Québec and this is the story of Mya and me.

To give you a little more context on me, I never had a dog growing up but for as long as I can remember, I always wanted one.

I am a proud first generation Canadian. My parents immigrated here in the 70s – my mom from El Salvador and my dad from Colombia.

Whenever I asked for a dog, my parents always said, “No, dogs are not meant to be kept in houses”. This is how it was for them back home – dogs would just roam around their neighbourhoods or be left in people’s front yard as guard dogs back then.

Fast forward to my early twenties…

I was working my first full-time job. The mall that I worked at had a pet store and I would walk in regularly to see all the animals they had – my main attraction were always the dogs. I walked in one day and walked out with my first dog, a Shih Tzu named Chewy.

I am not going to lie; I was scared to bring him home that day. I knew my parents’ stance on dogs, but he was the cutest fluff I had ever seen and figured they would love him anyways and that’s exactly what happened.

Chewy lived to be 14 years old – he passed away in March of this year (RIP little one). He was the best first dog anyone can ask for. When I moved out, my mom and I shared custody of Chewy. She would have him on days that she didn’t work, and I would have him on the days that she worked.

When the 1st wave of Covid-19 broke out here in March 2020, everything went on lock down. My mom was laid off from her job of over 30 years with just a couple of years left before retiring. At this time, Chewy became her full-time companion (up until very recently).

Chewy suffered all his life with stomach sensitivities and food intolerances. We were always very careful with what food we were giving him; he rarely ate any table food and we always listened to vet recommendations. Still, this was not enough.

We noticed a significant weight loss from December to February this year. He went from his standard 13 lbs to just 9lbs in 2 months! He had been 13-14 lbs for as long as we can remember. Things started deteriorating very rapidly in February: his bowels started becoming very irregular, he was not holding in any of the food we were giving him. After several visits to the vets, the vets put him on antibiotics and ordered some blood work – the blood work was inconclusive therefore, we had to get an ultrasound done. The results from the ultrasound were not favourable – he had cancer in his intestines.

Time was ticking after that news – Chewy was on borrowed time and we had to get our ducks in a row. We needed to give him the best quality of life possible with the time he had left but it was too little, too late.

- we gave up the vet diet (as that was not doing him any good anymore).

- we started incorporating pre and probiotics with his food.

- we got together and researched what food we could cook for him that wouldn’t deteriorate his state further.

We cooked him a batch of turkey with quinoa, carrots, sweet potatoes and spinach. He loved this food, we could tell!

Maybe we should have been feeding him that type of diet since we found out about his food sensitivities? Maybe we should have done more research? Maybe we should have incorporated more vitamins and supplements to his diet from the onset? We had so many questions after we found out he was sick and we were devasted knowing that one day soon, he would no longer be with us but Chewy was still his happy, go-lucky self until his last day. His energy, his sweetness, his affection never faltered. This blog is dedicated to Chewy – the best first dog.

Let’s get back on track…

Although this blog is dedicated to Chewy, this blog is about Mya and me. This is our story, and it is only the beginning.

#dog blog #doggo #dogs #shibainu #shibalove #Shiba #shibaarmy #shih tzu #healthy dogs #personal blog #intro post #introduction #Instagram

[divya1234]

Nucleotides and Probiotics: Boosting Immunity and Digestion

In the ever-evolving field of animal nutrition, maintaining optimal health and performance in poultry is paramount. One of the cutting-edge solutions in this area is Nucleovin Aqua, a supplement designed to enhance both immunity and digestion through the synergistic effects of nucleotides, probiotics, and Vitamin C.

The Role of Nucleotides

Nucleotides are fundamental bioactive molecules that play a crucial role in the body. They are the building blocks of nucleic acids, which are vital for cell replication and repair. Beyond their structural function, nucleotides are also involved in several key biological processes:

Energy Transfer: Nucleotides like ATP are essential for energy transfer within cells.

Regulation: They help regulate various biochemical pathways and processes.

Immunity: Dietary nucleotides support and enhance immune function, making them a potent alternative for triggering optimal performance in poultry.

By incorporating nucleotides into their diet, poultry can experience improved cell function and enhanced immune responses, which are critical for their overall health and productivity.

The Benefits of Probiotics

Probiotics are beneficial microorganisms that support the balance of intestinal microflora. In poultry, maintaining a healthy gut microbiome is essential for several reasons:

Digestive Health: Probiotics help break down food more efficiently, reducing digestive problems.

Nutrient Absorption: A balanced gut flora enhances the absorption of nutrients, leading to better growth and development.

Disease Prevention: Probiotics can outcompete harmful bacteria, reducing the incidence of infections and diseases.

Nucleovin Aqua leverages the power of probiotics to support digestive health and mitigate losses caused by nutritional imbalances, ultimately promoting a healthier and more productive poultry flock.

The Power of Vitamin C

Vitamin C is widely recognized for its antioxidant properties, which help protect cells from damage caused by free radicals. In addition to its antioxidant benefits, Vitamin C serves as an immunomodulator, playing a significant role in:

Enhancing Immune Function: Vitamin C boosts the production and function of white blood cells, essential for fighting infections.

Stress Reduction: It helps mitigate the effects of stress, which can weaken the immune system and affect overall health.

By including Vitamin C in Nucleovin Aqua, the supplement provides a comprehensive approach to enhancing immunity and promoting overall well-being in poultry.

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[ananya5400]

The global probiotics in animal feed market is anticipated to grow from USD 4.6 billion in 2023 to USD 7.1 billion in 2028, at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 9.1%.

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[lovelypol]

"Efficient and Sustainable: The Advantages of Liquid Feed"

Liquid feed is gaining traction in the livestock industry as a versatile and efficient method for delivering nutrients to animals. This feeding approach involves supplying animals with a liquid form of essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, ensuring consistent and balanced nutrition. Liquid feed can be customized to meet the specific dietary needs of different livestock, enhancing growth rates, improving digestion, and boosting overall health. It also facilitates the incorporation of additives such as medications and probiotics, promoting animal welfare. Furthermore, liquid feed systems can reduce feed wastage and labor costs, while improving feed conversion ratios. As the agricultural sector seeks more efficient and sustainable feeding solutions, liquid feed stands out for its adaptability and potential to optimize livestock productivity.

#LiquidFeed #LivestockNutrition #AnimalHealth #EfficientFeeding #SustainableAgriculture #CustomFeedSolutions #GrowthEnhancement #FeedEfficiency #ProbioticsInFeed #AnimalWelfare #InnovativeFeeding #NutrientRich #FarmEfficiency #AgriTech #LivestockProductivity

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Boosting Poultry Health and Performance: The Benefits of Probiotics in Poultry Feed

In the ever-evolving field of poultry farming, maintaining optimal health and productivity of birds is paramount. As producers seek sustainable and natural ways to enhance poultry health, probiotics have emerged as a powerful tool. Incorporating probiotics in poultry feed offers numerous benefits, from improving gut health to boosting overall performance. Let’s explore the transformative impact of probiotics in poultry nutrition and how they contribute to healthier, more productive flocks.

Probiotics are live microorganisms that, when administered in adequate amounts, confer health benefits to the host. In the context of poultry, probiotics are added to feed to promote a balanced gut microbiota, enhance nutrient absorption, and support the immune system. The use of probiotics in poultry feed is gaining traction as producers recognize their role in fostering robust and resilient birds.

Key Benefits of Probiotics in Poultry Feed:

Improved Gut Health: The primary advantage of incorporating probiotics in poultry feed is their ability to enhance gut health. Probiotics promote a healthy balance of gut microbiota, which is crucial for efficient digestion and nutrient absorption. A healthy gut microbiome also prevents the colonization of harmful pathogens, reducing the incidence of gastrointestinal diseases.

Enhanced Immune Function: Probiotics support the immune system by stimulating the production of antibodies and enhancing the activity of immune cells. This results in improved disease resistance and overall health, allowing birds to thrive even in challenging conditions.

Better Nutrient Absorption: By maintaining a healthy gut environment, probiotics improve the efficiency of nutrient absorption from the feed. This means that birds can extract more essential vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients, leading to better growth and performance.

Reduced Need for Antibiotics: With the rise of antibiotic resistance, there is a growing emphasis on reducing antibiotic use in animal agriculture. Probiotics offer a natural alternative to antibiotics by enhancing gut health and preventing infections, thereby reducing the reliance on antibiotics for disease control.

Stress Reduction: Probiotics can help mitigate the negative effects of stress in poultry, whether from environmental changes, handling, or other stressors. A healthy gut microbiome is linked to better stress resilience, which translates into more stable and productive flocks.

Improved Feed Conversion Ratio (FCR): Probiotics contribute to a better feed conversion ratio, meaning birds require less feed to achieve the same growth. This not only boosts productivity but also reduces feed costs for producers.

Environmental Benefits: Healthier birds with improved feed efficiency produce less waste, which benefits the environment. Reduced excretion of nitrogen and phosphorus from better nutrient absorption helps minimize the environmental footprint of poultry farming.

Practical Application of Probiotics in Poultry Feed:

Incorporating probiotics into poultry feed is straightforward and can be tailored to the specific needs of the flock. Probiotics can be included in feed formulations or administered through water supplements. For optimal results, it’s important to choose the right strains and dosages of probiotics, guided by scientific research and expert recommendations.

In conclusion, probiotics in poultry feed offer a multitude of benefits that enhance the health, productivity, and sustainability of poultry farming. By promoting a healthy gut microbiome, supporting immune function, and improving nutrient absorption, probiotics help create more resilient and efficient poultry flocks. As the industry continues to move towards natural and sustainable solutions, the use of probiotics in poultry feed stands out as a key strategy for achieving these goals. If you’re a poultry producer looking to optimize flock health and performance, consider integrating probiotics into your feeding regimen for a healthier, more productive future.

[market-r]

Emerging Trends and Opportunities in the Feed Technology Market: Forecast to 2029

This Feed Technology market report has been prepared by considering several fragments of the present and upcoming market scenario. The market insights gained through this market research analysis report facilitates more clear understanding of the market landscape, issues that may interrupt in the future, and ways to position definite brand excellently. It consists of most-detailed market segmentation, thorough analysis of major market players, trends in consumer and supply chain dynamics, and insights about new geographical markets. The market insights covered in Feed Technology report simplifies managing marketing of goods and services effectively.

Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the feed technology market which was valued at USD 1.80 billion and is expected to reach the value of USD 2.13 billion by 2029 growing at a CAGR of 9.40% during the forecast period.

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Market Overview:

Owing to the growing concerns about animal nutrition, the animal feed industry has grown tremendously over the years. As different animal types have different nutritional needs, feeds often differ from one another. Nutritional feedstuff is one of the most important aspects for an animals overall health. As a result, the global feed technology market is expected to grow at a rapid pace during the forecast period of 2022-2039.

Some of the major players operating in the Feed Technology market are Rahr Corporation (U.S.), Lipoid Kosmetic AG,(Germany) The Herbarie at Stoney Hill Farm, Inc.(U.S.), Rutland Biodynamics Ltd. (Scotland) Prakruti Products Pvt. Ltd (India) AmbePhytoextractsPvt. Ltd. (Austria) Umalaxmi Organics Pvt. Ltd. (India) PrairiE Systems (U.S.), AFOS (U.S.), Cultura Technologies (Georgia), GlobalVet LINK (FeedLINK) (U.S.), Easy Automation, Inc. (U.S.), Landmark feeds, Inc. (Canada), Supervisor Systems (U.S.), Cargill Incorporated (U.S.), MTech-Systems (Georgia), and Feedlogic Corporation (U.S.)among others.

Global Feed Technology Market Scope

The feed technology market is segmented on the basis of ingredients and additives, processing method and application. The growth amongst these segments will help you analyze meagre growth segments in the industries and provide the users with a valuable market overview and market insights to help them make strategic decisions for identifying core market applications.

Ingredients and additives

Amino Acids

Phosphates

Vitamins and Minerals

Phytogenics

Probiotics

Commodity Ingredients

Others

Processing method

Physical Method

Chemical Method

Biological Method

Application

Poultry

Swine

Agriculture

Distribution channel

Direct

Indirect

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Table of Content:

Part 01: Executive Summary

Part 02: Scope of the Report

Part 03: Global Feed Technology Market Landscape

Part 04: Global Feed Technology Market Sizing

Part 05: Global Feed Technology Market Segmentation By Product

Part 06: Five Forces Analysis

Part 07: Customer Landscape

Part 08: Geographic Landscape

Part 09: Decision Framework

Part 10: Drivers and Challenges

Part 11: Market Trends

Part 12: Vendor Landscape

Part 13: Vendor Analysis

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